
Dyer Cumberland
Presbyterian Church
256 East College Street P.O. Box 181
Dyer, TN 38330
731-692-2594
dyercpchurch@gmail.com

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- Cookie Outreach | dyer-cp-church1
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- Compassion Child | dyer-cp-church1
What is Compassion Child? Click to find out. What does Compassion Child Do? Click to find out. Coming soon - information on the church's sponsored child. What Is Sponsorship? When you sponsor a child, you care for and encourage them through prayer, letter writing and financial support. That support empowers a local church to individually and holistically meet their needs in a loving, safe community where they can learn, grow, play and dream. When you become a sponsor, you are personally connected with a child who will know your name and treasure the thought that you care about them. Your support gives a child life-changing opportunity to develop spiritually, emotionally, physically and economically. It's a relationship more powerful than poverty — changing their life and yours! http://compassion.com/SponsoranOlderChild
- Sunday School Lessons | dyer-cp-church1
Youth Sunday School Classes Early Elementary Lesson 10: Love God and Others Bible Basis: Mark 12:28-34 Lesson Focus: We are to love God and each other. Memory Verse: “Love your neighbor as yourself.” Mark 12:31 Bible Readiness: The children will talk about rules to get ready to learn what Jesus taught in Mark 12:28-34 about the most important rule. Bible Story: The children will learn that we are to love God and each other from Jesus’ teaching in Mark 12:28-34. Bible Activity Choices: The children will participate in activities that help them practice what it means to love God and each other. Bible Response: The children will apply the Bible lesson by promising to love God and each other. Seeing God Throughout the Week: Jesus told us that we need to love God and each other. As we go through this coming week, remember to be kind and loving to each other and to tell God we love Him, too. Elementary Lesson 10: Helpful, Hurtful Words August 9: 1 Kings 4:29-32; Proverbs 1:1-7; 10:19; 12:18; 21:23; Ephesians 4:29 Lesson Focus: Be careful! Our words can hurt or help. Memory Verse: “Do not let any unwholesome talk come out of your mouths, but only what is helpful for building others up.” Ephesians 4:29 Bible Readiness: The children will discuss what is needed to build up a person. Bible Study: King Solomon gives advice. Bible Activity Choices: Children will practice using words that are helpful. Bible Response: Children will choose to use words that are helpful. Seeing God throughout the week: Encourage children to practice using helpful words throughout the week. Remind them to ask God for help in doing this. Middle School Lesson 10: Aug. 9 Happy to Disagree Bible Basis: Romans 14:1-6, 13-15, 19 Focus: Christians should seek to get along even when they disagree. Connecting with God’s Word: Students will demonstrate differing opinions, and discuss how they feel about those who disagree with them. Studying God’s Word: Students will explore what the Bible says about how Christians should get along even when they disagree. Interacting with God’s Word: Students will choose from activities that explore how Christians can along even when they disagree. Applying God’s Word: Students will identify Christians they disagree, and commit to building those people up. Memory Verse: “Let us therefore make every effort to do what leads to peace and to mutual edification.” -Romans 14:19 Seeing God throughout the Week: Encourage students to find a fellow Christian with whom they disagree on non-essential matters of faith. Invite them to talk with this person and let him or her know it’s OK that they don’t see eye-to-eye. Material from David C. Cook Curriculum Sunday School Classes Senior Youth Young Adults J.O.Y. Class Pairs and Spares Class Wednesday Night Lessons SUMMER BREAK UNTIL SEPTEMBER Pre-K through 2nd Grade: Bible Stories 3rd - 5th graders: Books of the Bible 6th - 8th graders High School 9th-12th
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