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Comment on I am free. by Mary

Mary — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 16:01:47 +0000

Thanks for posting this! I have just stumbled on your blog from doing one of my routine google image searches to prepare the media for our church services this Sunday. What you have written is so true and probably more common than we know. I recently read a Mother Teresa book that echoes deeply our need for time with our Savior. Silence before God is what she says is a necessity and yet it is so hard to come by in this noisy world we live in. It is nice to know that others have the same struggles and are trying to focus on the “jellyfish” idea. Thank you for your encouragement. It’s so ironic isn’t it…that when you stop TRYING to impact people, you impact them in ways you never imagined! God is amazing.

Comment on Looks Like a Binkey by Lauri

Lauri — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 11:54:31 +0000

It sort of acts like a binkey, too, for those of us who come to the website in a panic looking for a last minute idea. We find just what we’re looking for and “Ahhhhhh!” we feel better.

Comment on ALL NEW Kidology.org LAUNCHES by Todd McKeever

Todd McKeever — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 23:03:38 +0000

Karl the site is looking good. Todd McKeever’s last blog post..A Sense of Danger

Comment on ALL NEW Kidology.org LAUNCHES by Jamie Doyle

Jamie Doyle — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 18:33:17 +0000

Hey Karl,
thanks for all you do for children’s ministry leaders - the site looks awesome and not only looks awesome, but has amazing content and networking!

again - thanks for all you do!

Comment on ALL NEW Kidology.org LAUNCHES by kidologist

kidologist — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 06:11:21 +0000

Another nice review of the new site here: http://ministry-to-children.com/new-kidology/

Comment on ALL NEW Kidology.org LAUNCHES by Keith Tusing

Keith Tusing — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 05:26:39 +0000

Karl, Love the new site! So much easier to navigate. Creating additional crossover for the Kidology.org and Kidologist.com is beneficial too. Great new look too. Keith Tusing’s last blog post..Extreme Makeover - JimWideman.com & Kidology.org Edition

Comment on Looks Like a Binkey by The New Kidology: A Great Children’s Ministry Resource Gets Even Better

The New Kidology: A Great Children’s Ministry Resource Gets Even Better — Mon, 29 Jun 2009 04:08:10 +0000

[...] Ministry websites just got a makeover. The upgraded Kidology website is now live – and Pastor Karl and company have made a great resource even better. If you are new to Kidology, it’s a [...]

Comment on Looks Like a Binkey by David Wakerley

David Wakerley — Mon, 29 Jun 2009 04:06:36 +0000

Love the new layout Karl! Well done on the redesign! Dave David Wakerley’s last blog post..Earn your position

Comment on Yosemite Summit 2009 Report and Video by Marsha Hallin

Marsha Hallin — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 14:54:36 +0000

I haven’t seen the video yet. My computer here at work doesn’t allow video viewing, but I will when I get home. Nonetheless, I was so moved by the beauty in the pictures. I know pictures never do it justice; so it must have truly been tremendous! We do need to really get away in order to shut out the myriad of things that creep into our minds and lives. Just a short time away, really away with God, can fill our tanks and give us the energy to run again. Thanks for sharing the photography and your thoughts.
Marsha

Comment on YOU! by Marsha Hallin

Marsha Hallin — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 14:26:21 +0000

I was directed to your site by a Children’s Pastor here in the Cleveland, Ohio area. We are working together on a pilot program in family ministry. I went to seminary for a good theological background so I could be a better Christian Education Director, but God had other plans. The way I see God’s plan is that I am to be a volunteer consultant for churches as I assist them to develop their own family ministry program. This FM program is created to enhance the education and ministry programs they already have in place by being more of an outreach. There will be a web site up around August 15th, and our pilot begins in the fall with the training of our first set of leadership team members. If all goes well, and since this is God’s plan not mine, I fully expect they will, I will branch off and seek to help other churches. Each church will have a family ministry plan that is created around the needs of its own members. So, each will be slightly different. That is just how God designed it. It seems to be pretty consistent with God’s design style.

I’ll keep in touch.

Marsha

Comment on YOU! by liezl

liezl — Sat, 20 Jun 2009 13:57:08 +0000

hello! I’m liezl from Philippines ,26,single.God called me in teaching world….i’m presently teaching in public school here in home town.When i was in college i used to served in children ministerin our church, then sooner i become a reagular sunday school teacher and a coordinator….but as starting to work in secular..i have face lots of challenges in life that makes my time conflict to my ministry in the church…in short im on and off in my children’s minister now….i have a great passion …it’s really the cry of my heart….May God ignite my passion again and convict me to go back again….
It’s sat.night here…tomorrow is sunday…pls…help me to pray that tomorrow will be my good start to back in my ministry….I knew children have a great place in my heart…
pray also that i will be bold enough to share the goodnews abotu Jesus to my pupils in my work place….everyday i deal about 200 plus kids in my work place…it’s not a joke to handle them….God is great cause He cont.to help me in my calling….God bless u…hope to hear from u soon….i really needs encouragement …..that the vision of God in my life towards the chidlren’s ministry will be burning again…

Comment on Yosemite Summit 2009 Report and Video by Pat McWhorter

Pat McWhorter — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 03:05:11 +0000

Karl,

Great job on the video. I have watched it many times today. It came at a great time - during the busy week of our VBS. So many memories came back and it was nice to go back to that place, just being still in Him.

Thanks again.

Pat

Comment on Yosemite Summit 2009 Report and Video by Tom Bump

Tom Bump — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 22:19:03 +0000

Karl,
WOW, I’m sitting here in tears as all the emotion and memories from Yosemite 2009 flood back. You did an awesome job on the video and that song is perfect. (I want a copy of the song, or where to download it.)
I’m so thankful that God lade this retreat on your heart and that I was allowed to come back for 2 years. If you don’t fill up next year I might have to come back for a 3rd!
IF your reading this post and feel tired, worn out, unapreciated ready to quit, this retreat in 2010 is for you! If you feel on top of the world, ministry couldn’t be better, your experiencing God’s blessing,.. This retreat in 2010 is for you. Where ever you are if you haven’t taken a week to get away from everything, you NEED this!
Trust me, It is worth every penny!

Comment on A Shocking Yosemite Experience by Kidologist.com » Yosemite Summit 2009 Report and Video

Kidologist.com » Yosemite Summit 2009 Report and Video — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 20:58:03 +0000

[...] a railing) where you can peer straight down over 3500 feet! It was while hiking back from here that I was nearly stuck by lightening in a hail storm that rushed in on us! The time away at the Yosemite Summit gave me the [...]

Comment on Timber-lee 2009 by The wife

The wife — Sat, 13 Jun 2009 00:49:16 +0000

Sigh. That boy is just so cute. Mommy took over half these pictures, lest Karl get ALL the credit…he he. Normally I wouldn’t care, but I get the credit for the motorcycle in the dirt shots, because he made me stand there while he played for about 20 minutes. Ha. And I love his hand on Tricia’s cheek…so sweet, he loves his cousins.

Comment on Timber-lee 2009 by Melissa

Melissa — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 23:14:20 +0000

Thanks for making the kids first camp experience one they will never forget. I think that it is neat that you, Sara, and Luke got to be part of their experience. I loved it too cause you guys could spy for me. LOL Can’t wait to hear all their stories and yours. It was fun to see you doing Chapel Sunday Night and Monday morning. You always me me proud.

Comment on A REAL “Noah’s Ark” Life-Sized Boat! by Emily

Emily — Tue, 09 Jun 2009 18:19:34 +0000

People, if you think that the flood isn’t true, then how come scientists are finding fossils of fish and other ocean creatures on the tops of mountains.
If you don’t add God into the story of how the flood could have happened, then the story won’t make sense.

This isn’t really about anything on this post, but I just wanted to say that global warming isn’t going to cause a huge global flood because God promised that he would never again flood the earth. He gave us the rainbow so the we can continually be reminded of his promise.

Comment on A Shocking Yosemite Experience by kidologist

kidologist — Sat, 06 Jun 2009 03:49:57 +0000

Melissa - WOW! You are observant! I’m tempted to claim its my twin brother that mom and dad kept from you all these years, and he was the one who was mean to you as a little girl! Never me!

Seriously, you cracked me up, because after spending like 20 minutes on that on the airplane home, I noticed that I added me to the wrong photo! So I redid it, but here used the wrong one. Not sure I’ll get that fixed until after camp this week, so now everyone will see photographic proof of my split personality!

Comment on A Shocking Yosemite Experience by Melissa

Melissa — Sat, 06 Jun 2009 03:34:44 +0000

The picture where you photo shopped yourself in, aren’t you already in the middle of the front row or is that someone that looks like you?

Comment on A Shocking Yosemite Experience by Matt McDaniels

Matt McDaniels — Fri, 05 Jun 2009 21:42:48 +0000

Who’s that stud holding the huge piece of wood? Is he married?

Comment on A Shocking Yosemite Experience by Josh Hopple

Josh Hopple — Fri, 05 Jun 2009 15:27:44 +0000

Well, lets see…., Last year it was the bear that was the big story. This year, you get struck by lightning (or nearly), what happens next year? You come across Bigfoot?

Comment on A Shocking Yosemite Experience by Jeff Haase

Jeff Haase — Fri, 05 Jun 2009 14:48:33 +0000

WOW! Now I am really “charged” to go next year. We’re all thankful for your safety, but maybe you should add some things to the packing list for future years, like giant rubber boots!

Comment on Surgeon Sees Jesus in my Heart! by Kidologist.com » A Shocking Yosemite Experience

Kidologist.com » A Shocking Yosemite Experience — Fri, 05 Jun 2009 07:15:27 +0000

[...] close. For the next few seconds, I wondered if I was dead. That sounds strange, but I just had a stent put in my heart a month before, and had been given the OK to go to Yosemite via stress test, but in that frozen [...]

Comment on The Best Bargin in Tough Times by Glen Woods

Glen Woods — Tue, 02 Jun 2009 03:41:31 +0000

Concentrate. Feel Kidology flow. Calm. Through Kidology, things you will see. Other places of ministry. Future possibilities. Excellent ideas from the past. Old friends you thought long gone….

Comment on What’s Your Puppet Team’s Name? by julia r

julia r — Sun, 31 May 2009 19:35:33 +0000

We just stated our puppet team in January. We’ve just been calling ourselves the _PC Puppet team or puppet ministry. But, just yesterday we we’re discussing the fact that we need a better name. I went on line and found your post. I have posted a few times about our puppets. We have a performance tonight. I would love to be in on any puppet connections you have. Thanks My blog is juliassewsweetandspecial.blogspot.com

julia r’s last blog post..# Two’s done, too!