Reconciliation: Lenten Season Sermon Outlines and Program Ideas

Reconciliation: Lenten Season Sermon Outlines and Program Ideas
ISBN-10
0788013548
ISBN-13
9780788013546
Series
Reconciliation
Category
Religion
Pages
39
Language
English
Published
1999-01-01
Publisher
CSS Publishing Company
Author
Karen Helsel

Description

Prepare everyone in the congregation for a meaningful Lenten season with this worship guide for Reconciliation. Designed to be used each weekday during the season of Lent, it encourages individuals to read short sections from the Bible, then reflect on the meaning of the readings in their own lives. Six study guides for group discussion enable small groups to discuss how reconciliation is working in their own lives. Stimulating questions will lead to a shared experience and closer ties among church members. A Companion volume of sermon outlines and program ideas is available. Karen Helsel has served as a missionary in Bangkok, Thailand, an associate pastor of outreach and youth, and a case manager for a women's shelter for the homeless. She attended Warner Pacific College in Portland and Gulf Coast Bible College in Houston, and received her B.A. degree in Psychology from Anderson University in Indiana.

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