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Rev. Dr. Amy Lindeman Allen is the author of the book, The Gifts They Bring: How Children in the Gospels Can Shape Inclusive Ministries. In this conversation with Harrison Litzell, she offers great ideas around how churches can be more inclusive, and how the characters of the Gospels can point us that way.

You can by The Gifts They Bring Here: https://www.wjkbooks.com/Products/066426834X/the-gifts-they-bring.aspx

You can learn more about Amy Lindeman Allen here: https://www.cts.edu/team/amy-lindeman-allen/

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Laura and Carson Foushee are Cooperative Baptist Field Personnel in Kanazawa, Japan. They join Harrison for this conversation on missions and how to educate and engage children with missions in the church.

You can connect with the Foushees here:

Website: https://www.classy.org/campaign/carson-and-laura-foushee/c101716

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FousheesInJapan

Pathlight Curriculum: https://cbf.net/pathlight

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The Cooperative Baptist Fellowship has a new missions curriculum for children, and Rev. Jessica Asbell Oravec is here to tell us all about it! We talk not only about the curriculum and how she prioritized flexibility while writing it, but also about the topic of missions in general.

Pathlight Curriculum: https://cbf.net/pathlight

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Lynne Howard from David C Cook talks with Harrison Litzell about the new curriculum, Wonder Ink! This curriculum is fully digital and is centered in the core values that are repeated throughout the lessons.

You can learn more about Wonder Ink here: https://davidccook.org/curriculum/wonder-ink/

Baugh Center for Baptist Leadership

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Dr. Robert Crosby, Ph.D, and Lori Crosby, MPT, RPT-S, are the authors of Trauma-Informed Children's Ministry and the Executive Director and Director of Content at Reach Hurting Kids Institute. They join Harrison Litzell to talk about trauma and ministry and how churches can better care for children who have experienced trauma. This is a great introductory conversation into this topic and provides resources for further learning?

Reach Hurting Kids Institute: https://reachhurtingkids.com/

Trauma-Informed Children's Ministry Book: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1666715743

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Be sure to subscribe and follow along for Season 3 of Children in Church! New episodes premier on Thursday starting October 5.

Rev. Rebecca Caswell-Speight is the Minister of Families, Faith Formation, and Connection at Smoke Rise Baptist Church in Stone Mountain, GA.

Becky is intentional in the way that she structures and leads worship time with children to be accommodating of children's sensory needs.

If you would like to contact Becky, you can find more information at Smokerisebaptist.org and email her at [email protected]

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Part 2 of the conversation between Harrison Litzell and Bekah Rhea!

Rev. Bekah Rhea is a writer, theologian, and public speaker developing a contemporary theology of disability. Over the next two episodes she talks about language, the history of the disability advocacy movement, and practical steps to take in your church to be accommodating for all worshippers.

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Rev. Bekah Rhea is a writer, theologian, and public speaker developing a contemporary theology of disability. Over the next two episodes she talks about language, the history of the disability advocacy movement, and practical steps to take in your church to be accommodating for all worshippers.

You can follow Bekah on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/bekcrhea

And find her website here: https://bekalog.wordpress.com/

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