by David Fox | Jan 7, 2022 | Christian Education, SDBU
The SDB School of Ministry is proud to announce that registration for classes in our Ministry Leadership and Pastoral Leadership programs for the Fall 2021 semester is now open. Students wishing to register for classes should follow this link and register for classes...
by Carl Greene | Dec 15, 2021 | Christian Education, Church Development, Church News, Conference News, SDB Exec Blog
Where in the world was Rev. Nick Kersten, SDB Director of History and Christian Education, this past weekend? If you guessed among the South Florida SDB Churches (Fort Lauderdale, Miami, Port St. Lucie, West Palm Beach), you are correct. If you guessed New York City,...
by Nicholas Kersten | Dec 14, 2021 | Christian Education
Enter His gates with thanksgiving and His courts with praise, give thanks to Him and praise His name. – Psalm 100:4 When the people in bible times worshiped together, they went to the tabernacle, and later, to the temple. These were both surrounded by gates that...
by Nicholas Kersten | Nov 24, 2021 | Christian Education, Education
The Christian Education Council is glad to announce the first issue of the new volume of the Helping Hand, for the Winter of 2021-2022 (covering December, January and February) is now available. Physical copies should’ve reached subscribers by this time. ...
by Nicholas Kersten | Oct 1, 2021 | Christian Education, Education
How great is our God!! Conference President Charlotte Chroniger has chosen this as our Conference theme for this year. What a wonderful way to remind us all year long of the goodness of God! This year’s Scripture memory program is centered around the Psalms, and many...
by Carl Greene | Sep 8, 2021 | Christian Education, Education, SDB Exec Blog
You and I waste a lot. In fact, we waste more than we currently measure. The result is that we are in chronic want, though do not know the cause. Our wasteful behavior is simply not in the areas we usually look. I have heard waste not, want not at the meal table more...
