Camp FJHS: The parable of a mission trip - Mosley, Cindy
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Students who attend summer camp or serve on summer mission trips are set ablaze to serve God and influence the world around them. Their enthusiasm is often dampened by the challenges they face when returning home to begin a new school year. Early Christians in the New Testament also faced many challenges and needed support and guidance to mature and grow in their faith. The Apostles provided encouragement and inspiration through letters called epistles. Camp FJHS is a collection of modern day epistles that answer questions today's young believers are asking. This short chapter book features…mehr

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Students who attend summer camp or serve on summer mission trips are set ablaze to serve God and influence the world around them. Their enthusiasm is often dampened by the challenges they face when returning home to begin a new school year. Early Christians in the New Testament also faced many challenges and needed support and guidance to mature and grow in their faith. The Apostles provided encouragement and inspiration through letters called epistles. Camp FJHS is a collection of modern day epistles that answer questions today's young believers are asking. This short chapter book features emails and a group chat exchanged between students and camp leaders about dealing with rejection, overcoming betrayal by believers, knowing when to ask for help, and influencing others without being influenced by their inappropriate behavior. Each chapter is followed by reflections, scripture applications and a prayer. Camp FJHS can serve as a resource for group discussions or an individual bible study.
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Autorenporträt
Cindy Mosley is a thirteen year veteran teacher of junior high/middle school students. She has taught Sunday school and lead Youth groups in her local church. Prior to teaching in the public school setting, she served a non-profit family crisis center as community education coordinator providing anti-dating and family violence education to professionals and students in public and charter schools. Cindy holds a graduate degree in Education Administration and is published in the Instructional Leader magazine published by Texas Elementary Principals & Supervisors Association.