I am a freelance writer. Throughout the past twenty-five years I have specialized in Christian Education Curriculum. My current focus is writing and speaking on the art and implementation of encouragement.
Presentations include:
Women:
Giving Gifts from an Open Heart: Encouragement through thoughtful giving
Prayer: Pretentious Homily or Thoughtful Conversation?
Ministering to Jesus: Revealing the Heart of our Lord
Parents:
Mothering: A Reflection of Christ.
Finding Your Child's Self Esteem in the Scraps
Dancing from the Pages: Kid-friendly teaching methods that foster a love of God's Word
Teen Girls:
Your Rainbow Dance of Modesty and Purity
Tween Girls:
Gifts 'Tween Friends: Fun projects to spread warm fuzzies
Team Teaching with Husband (RB Kuhn) includes:
The Lost Art of Teaching
Love is a Choice
Pamela J. Kuhn
We're in Missouri for the ACE International Student Convention. It's a memory-making week for our daughter, Emily. RB and I enjoy it, too, although I seriously question the intelligence of the person who decided to give 2400 kids hand clappers!
Today Bobby Finch sang Ray Boltz's song, "When others see a shepherd boy, God may see a king."
Look around and find a shepherd boy and let him know you are cheering for him. Here are 5 quick and inexpensive ways:
1. Tie a note around a Snickers bar for a young friend who loves to tell jokes. "Your jokes make me snicker."
2. Fold a dollar bill in an airplane. Paper clip a note: "Flying in to let you know I think you're special."
3. Make a new label for a soda bottle. "I'm so-da-lighted you're living for Jesus."
4. Pirate's Patch: Draw a large eyeball and around the iris write, "I've had my eye on you and saw you being kind."
5. Last but not least, the gift to make mothers cringe and little boys smile: A toy snake with a note, "You're not s-s-s-stupid--you're s-s-s-smart!
So there you are--5 small ways to bless a boy's heart. Little lads may look like shepherd boys to us, but to God, they could be kings. I don't know about you, but I'd love God to use me to encourage those boys to become their best.
