Countryside Baptist Student Ministry Purpose Statement
To reach unchurched students
To disciple all students
To be fully devoted believers who walk with God and multiply their faith.
Countryside
Student Ministry Creative Discipleship/Small Group Study Plan
It is
the responsibility of parents to teach their children to love God and live for
Him (Deuteronomy 6:6-9)
Parents
today have the same responsibility. Knowing
of our responsibility is one thing, while knowing how
to
carry it out is quite another. We
here at
God-given
responsibility to your children.
To do
that we have chosen to use the practical tools that Word of Life Local Church
Ministries has developed.
We
want you to know what is available for your son or daughter and how you can use
it in your home.
***Young people are often more open to personal discipleship when dad and
mom are participating and
encouraging
the process. This provides an
example for them to follow. This is
the PI (Parental Involvement) Factor.
The
discipleship process in Local Church Ministries is known as Creative
Discipleship and includes developing and maintaining spiritual disciplines. The
faithful disciplines we want to help instill in the life of your son or daughter
are:
1.
Quiet Time with
God (Daily)
2.
Scripture Memory (Weekly)
3.
Bible Study
(Weekly)
4.
Christian Service
(Weekly)
5.
Faithfulness to Church (Weekly)
SPIRITUAL
GROWTH FORMULA
YC
(Your child) + SD (Spiritual Disciplines-QT, SM, CS, etc.)
+
PI (Parental Involvement)=SG (Spiritual Growth)
Creative
Discipleship/Small Group Study “Need to Know” items
1)
This Sunday night plan will require that we extend our time together from 60 to
90 minutes. What is your preference
in how we do that?
Option
1-Start at
2) Our
Creative Discipleship Plan requires a small investment on your part.
Each
of the Quiet Time books costs $22.
3) Our
time on Sunday evenings will be spent in the following way:
First
30 minutes-Announcements, Ice Breaker, Share and Prayer time
4)
Dan, this sounds great, but I can’t get my student to church by the starting
time
What
am I going to do?
You can contact Dan through the information on his personal info page