Tithing and Giving FAQ
Here’s a revelation: A whopping 41 percent of Americans used the Internet to read the Bible in the past year.
According to the American Bible Society’s “State of the Bible 2013” survey, Americans are increasingly looking to digital devices to read the good book. The study revealed that 29 percent of Americans said they searched for Bible verses on smartphones, while 17 percent read the Bible on a Kindle or an iPad, according to the Washington Examiner.
1. Be a savvy user of technology and ensure your child knows the electronics usage policy at the school.
Technology is moving at lightning speed and the school policies change frequently to keep up. Know what the rules are for phones, texting, going on the Internet, school laptops, iPads, iPods, etc..
And for your child’s own electronics, label everything; in fact scratch their name on the device if you own it so it will get returned if lost.
Building from last year, VBS saw an average of 26 more attendees than last year, with many decisions being made for Christ. Elementary-aged children enjoyed stories, lessons and rally times at the church facility; the teenagers had a wonderful week of activities as well, culminating in Destination Unknown at the Stewart’s house on Thursday evening!