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I want to love Jesus so much that when I look up to Heaven and say, 'Dear Jesus, I love You,' He'll look down and say, 'Yes, Charles, I know it.' —Charles Spurgeon

When you pray, you talk to God; but when you read the Bible, God talks to you.—D.L. Moody

Tuesday, January 26, 2016

What Should I Expect When Working on the Bus? Part Three

Practical Tips on What to Expect:
You Are Working With Children. Patience is essential when working with any people, especially children. 

The Background of the Children. It's important to realize that most of the time the reason the children are on your bus is that they don't have a parent or anyone else that would take them to church. 

Problems Will Arise. No matter how much you prepare for the day, the Devil works overtime to cause problems in order to defeat your purpose and discourage you.

A Program on the Bus. Each week your bus should have  a program that includes songs, games, stories, and preaching. Be mentally prepared for how loud it can get.

What to do When Problems Come. It's important not to react to every problem but to act calmly and correctly in each situation. 

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The goal of this booklet is to prepare the reader to be successful in the greatly needed bus ministry. Whether you are just getting started in the work or have worked in it for a number of years, here is instruction that will help you do it right—which will lead to the harvest of souls God promised in Psalm 126:5, 6.

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