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Youth Encounter
A Merry Christmas with Lost & Found
Churchnoise Artists Lost & Found Host A Celebration
www.churchnoise.com
by Pete Obermueller
The musical duo Lost And
Found hosted their fourth annual Christmas Show in December. The show, seen this year in Atlanta,
Memphis, St. Louis, Minneapolis, Madison and Cincinnati, features four
different performers in an effort to perform a Christmas Show enjoyable for the
whole family.
Lost And Found (www.speedwood.com)
hosts the show and also provides the backdrop by leading the crowd in common
Christmas hymns, but the shows main attraction is the eclectic combination of
the remaining three acts.
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Triune Brain, Part I
Effective Information for Your Youth Ministry Program from our Friends at Faith Inkubators
www.faithink.com
by Tracy Lysne
To get a visual
representation of the following parts, hold up an arm and make a fist. The
forearm represents the brainstem and your fist is the mid-brain. Wrap your
other hand over your fist to represents the cortex.
In our Confirmation
program, we spend a lot of time sharing with kids about the Trinity. Did you
know that there is another important trinity to think about when working with
kids? It’s called the triune brain:
the brainstem, the mid-brain, and the cortex
Before you think I’m going
to get too deep in to medical school-type jargon, please realize that the more
I’ve read about brain function, the more I’ve discovered how important it is
to, as Faith Inkubators says, “teach the way the brain learns.”
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