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FOLLOW UP WORSHIP



It is important to talk about worship and bring it into our daily lives so that we can demonstrate to our children that our faith is not to be restricted to "Sunday mornings".

Some simple ways to do that are--
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  • talk about that morning's worship on the way home in the car or at Sunday lunch or dinner
  • recall the children's sermon and reflect on its meaning together
  • look at the worship bulletin together
  • share your favorite hymn of the day
  • even if your children didn't stay through the whole service, share something you learned today from the sermon and ask your children to share something new they learned in their faith formation program
  • read the scripture for the day and share together about what it means in your daily living
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