Category Archives: Training

Children Held Captive

Posted on May 7, 2013 by Debbie

Today, the story is emerging about the dramatic rescue of three girls who men held captive for over ten years. When I think of these girls, I cannot imagine how they endured the last decade of their lives. The home … Continue reading →

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How ‘Bout an Evangelistic Super Bowl Party for Kids?

Posted on January 16, 2013 by Debbie

CEF Press created an outreach party kit that’s perfect for a Super Bowl Outreach Party or for Black History month. The lesson is out of print but I have permission to make available the lesson called, New Moves: The Story … Continue reading →

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Discovering with God

Posted on March 17, 2012 by Debbie

As a babe, Night Raiders discarded George Washington Carver (deemed invaluable). His former owner, Moses Carver, recognized his value and redeemed him for the price of his prize horse. In adulthood, Carver became the “New Columbus” discovering with God and … Continue reading →

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Three Lessons from God

Posted on December 16, 2011 by Debbie

Have you ever had plans fail and live to thank God they did? This is where God first began to teach us a lesson. Last year we purchased Christmas cards in the shape of a house to use this Christmas (you know… … Continue reading →

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Plan a Snow Fest for your Children

Posted on December 14, 2011 by Debbie

Snowboarding? Howcan New Orleans (NOLA) children relate to snowboarding? When I learned that Child Evangelism’s Fellowship Christmas Party Kit was a snowboarding story, I was disappointed but I had little choice, it was the only kit available for 2011. However, … Continue reading →

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He is God in Amite, LA

Posted on September 24, 2011 by Debbie

I couldn’t believe it! When we arrived to teach a full day seminar at Little Bethel Missionary Baptist Church in Amite, LA, we discovered we left our projector, extension cord, and speakers at home. What could we do? The drive … Continue reading →

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God Answered Prayer!

Posted on September 23, 2011 by Debbie

“The school representative gave the option of three schools, Nelson Elementary, Gentilly Terrace, and one additional school…” Chris Jolissaint explained. “What?” I exclaimed, “Gentilly Terrace! That’s right beside our church!” Phil and I knew this was answered prayer for an … Continue reading →

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Two Special Words

Posted on May 10, 2011 by Debbie

I admire the teachers who have a sence of command about them. You know… the kind that the children immediately sit up straight for when they walk in the room. Unfortunately, I am not one of those teachers. Just this … Continue reading →

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Boston in January, Part 2

Posted on March 30, 2011 by Debbie

  Please read Part 1 (below) to fully understand this blog… thanks!  Have you looked forward to personal plans only to have them disrupted by unexpected events? That’s what happened to our visit to New England plans. Phil wanted to take a driving … Continue reading →

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Who Visits Boston in January?

Posted on March 29, 2011 by Debbie

  Couldn’t they plan a winter seminar in a place with warmer climate? I wondered why the North American Mission Board (NAMB) would plan a seminar in Boston in January, especially when they are based in Georgia and I live … Continue reading →

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