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Exploring the Bible Daily - Week 28

Memory Verse: 1 Samuel 17:37

Read these Scripture passages each day this week. Respond to each passage by jotting down questions and insights you may have.

Day 1
1 Samuel 17:1-7

Day 2
1 Samuel 17:8-15

Day 3
1 Samuel 17:16-24

Day 4
1 Samuel 17:25-30

Day 5
1 Samuel 17:31-37

Day 6
1 Samuel 17:38-47

Day 7
1 Samuel 17:48-52

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Exploring the Bible Daily - Week 27

Memory Verse: 1 Samuel 13:14

Read these Scripture passages each day this week. Respond to each passage by jotting down questions and insights you may have.

Day 1
1 Samuel 8:1-9

Day 2
1 Samuel 8:10-20

Day 3
1 Samuel 8:21--9:10

Day 4
1 Samuel 9:11-21

Day 5
1 Samuel 9:22--10:1

Day 6
1 Samuel 13:1-9

Day 7
1 Samuel 13:10-14

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Exploring the Bible Daily - Week 26

Memory Verse: 1 Samuel 2:26

Read these Scripture passages each day this week. Respond to each passage by jotting down questions and insights you may have.

Day 1
1 Samuel 2:12-17

Day 2
1 Samuel 2:22-26

Day 3
1 Samuel 3:1-5

Day 4
1 Samuel 3:6-9

Day 5
1 Samuel 3:10-14

Day 6
1 Samuel 3:15-17

Day 7
1 Samuel 3:18-21

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30 HOUR FAMINE REPORT

What are our youth saying about the 30 Hour Famine?

"It was really fun & I thought the silent worship service was awesome and powerful. The service projects were fun and I loved helping people out." - Bradley Perry

"I thought the best part was when we interacted with the people in our community and we got to see their reactions when they found out we weren't eating for 30 hours to save others." - Elizabeth Martin

"I liked it because you got to see what the children go through every day from hunger." - Stephanie Foutch

"I liked it, it was really fun. The most important part was realizing that we have so much and sometimes we need to give that up to help others." - Morgan Tiefenbrunn

"I really enjoyed the Famine and the service projects. It was really neat focusing on others and helping them out. I am glad I was able to experience what children in other countries experience every day of their lives." - Ellen Scheidhauer

"I thought the 30 Hour Famine was a very meaningful experience. I really liked going to the mission this time. It was so cool buying all that food, yet, it was so sad knwoing they shop like that each week." - Abby Scantlan

"The famine was pretty hard, but I had a lot of fun! The best part was raising money and going into our community to see how we can help hunger in our own town." - Tasha Lynn

"I liked the service projects, because they allowed us to demonstrate God's love in our own community." - Eric Kase

30 Hour Famine

The photos from the 30 Hour Famine are posted. You can view them HERE.

Exploring the Bible Daily - Week 25

Memory Verse: 1 Samuel 1:20

Read these Scripture passages each day this week. Respond to each passage by jotting down questions and insights you may have.

Day 1
1 Samuel 1:1-5

Day 2
1 Samuel 1:6-11

Day 3
1 Samuel 1:12-18

Day 4
1 Samuel 1:19-20

Day 5
1 Samuel 1:21-23

Day 6
1 Samuel 1:24-28

Day 7
1 Samuel 2:18-21

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30 Hour Famine 2005

What is the 30 Hour Famine?

The 30 Hour Famine puts hands and feet to your desire to help students live a life of Christian compassion.
It will unite youth group members like never before. And the impact will last long after the Famine event is over. It can be the spark that fires up a person for a lifetime of reaching out to neighbors in need, whether they're across the street - or around the globe.

What does it take to help a hungry child?
Only $30 a month, just $1 a day, will feed and care for a child. Your group members can start by asking twelve people they know to donate $30 - that's one person for each month of the year. When they've done that, they will have raised $360, enough money to feed and provide necessary care to a child for a whole year.

This year, thousands of groups in more than 21 countries - more than 1 million teens - will unite with one goal in mind: to help children living in some of the most deplorable conditions on earth.

Countless lives will be impacted and saved. So get on board now. This can be the single most effective event you're a part of all year to make a difference in peoples' lives. And this means both in your community, and around the globe. Shake things up, and join the winnable war to save kids lives.

The money raised will be distributed in several areas:

• Asia Tsunami Disaster Relief (Famine funds not already committed to other relief projects will be designated to the tsunami relief and rebuilding efforts.)
• Darfur, Sudan - refugee crisis
• Kenya - Severe famine

A few facts about global hunger and poverty:
- Each day, over 29,000 children die from preventable diseases such as malnutrition, malaria, diarrhea, and acute respiratory infections. Malnutrition is associated with over half of those deaths.
- More than 852 million people in the world are malnourished—799 million of them are from the developing world. More than 153 million of them are under the age of 5.
- In developing countries, one child in 10 dies before his fifth birthday. By comparison, in the U.S. one child in 165 will die before turning five years old.
- In the last 50 years, 400 million people worldwide have died from hunger and poor sanitation. That’s three times the number of people killed in all wars fought in the entire 20th century.
- The wealthiest fifth of the world’s people consume an astonishing 86 percent of all goods and services, while the poorest fifth consume 1 percent.
- Of the 6.39 billion people in today's world, 1.2 billion live on less than $1 per day.
- Malnutrition can severely affect a child's intellectual development. Children who have stunted growth due to malnutrition score significantly lower on math and language achievement tests than do well-nourished children.

Hmmm, I wonder what organization was the 2004 top fundraiser in Missouri?

Here are the 2005 results so far.

What to help out? Contact our church office (573) 468-8044.

Exploring the Bible Daily - Week 24

Memory Verse: Ruth 1:16

Read these Scripture passages each day this week. Respond to each passage by jotting down questions and insights you may have.

Day 1
Ruth 1:1-13

Day 2
Ruth 1:14-22

Day 3
Ruth 2:1-14

Day 4
Ruth 2:15-23

Day 5
Ruth 3:1-13

Day 6
Ruth 3:14-4:8

Day 7
Ruth 4:9-22

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Exploring the Bible Daily - Week 23

Memory Verse: Judges 16:28

Read these Scripture passages each day this week. Respond to each passage by jotting down questions and insights you may have.

Day 1
Judges 13:1-8

Day 2
Judges 13:9-18

Day 3
Judges 13:19-25

Day 4
Judges 16:1-8

Day 5
Judges 16:9-15

Day 6
Judges 16:16-24

Day 7
Judges 16:25-31

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