WEEKLY PARENT UPDATE Sept. 9th - Sept. 15th

Hello CLUB Parents! **Policy Meeting this Sunday at 8:30 -While parents are certainly welcome, the policy meeting is directed towards Volunteers and will communicate important information about how certain situations will be handled. As well as check in and check out procedures. Following the policy meeting there will be a worship team (fourth grade and up) meeting starting tentatively around 9:15 (depending on the ending of the policy meeting) Please bring your child out if they are interested in being a part of the worship team - we will be performing with the float at the Elverson Parade on October 16th, so we have to pick our songs and have some work to do!:) I'm also looking for someone who wants to help with leading this group - See you at 8:30, Kobi Martin

This week in CLUBjr. and CLUBhouse...

WEEK 2 : EXODUS 13:17-18; 14 God parts the Sea so Moses can safely lead the Israelites across dry ground. SAY THIS : Who keeps His promises? God keeps His promises. REMEMBER THIS : "Trust the Lord with all your heart." Proverbs 3:5, NCV BASIC TRUTH : God loves me. PARENT CUE- DRIVE TIME As you drive, sing the following to the tune of "A Sailor Went to Sea": "God gives me what I need, need, need. God gives me what I need, need, need. God gives me what I need, need, need. Because He really loves me, me, me!"

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WEEK TWO : NEHEMIAH 2:11-18 Nehemiah Plans to Rebuild the Wall SAY THIS : Be on the lookout for what needs to be done. REMEMBER THIS : "Work at everything you do with all your heart. Work as if you were working for the Lord." Colossians 3:23a, NIrV LIFE APP: INITIATIVE – Seeing what needs to be done and doing it PARENT CUE: MEAL TIME Q & A for kids: What is something you never seem to see that needs to be done? (e.g., dirty clothes on the floor) (Hint: Your parent probably knows the answer to this if you don’t.) Q & A for parents: Are you more distracted by people, technology, or other tasks when it comes to finishing a job?

Featured Blog this week...

HOW TO MAKE THE MOST OF MORNING TIME By Sarah Anderson

Mornings can be rough. Getting the school projects, show and tell items, lunches, and your child out the door is a task of epic proportions. But maybe part of what makes mornings hard is we try to get through them more than we try to use them.If we had a goal—like instilling purpose, and a mode of accomplishing it, like encouraging words—we could change the look and feel of our day. You want to give your kids, even in an indirect way, a really crucial understanding: Every day is fresh and new. Every day is the chance to do this all again, and to maybe even do it better. Mornings are where forgiveness and lack of grudges can show up best . . . CONTINUE READING ON THE PARENT CUE BLOG  For blog posts and parenting resources, visit  www.ParentCue.org

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