as anyone ever done something nice for you for no special reason? Jesus loved to do nice things for people. He had the heart of a true

servant. During the Last Supper, Jesus showed His disciples a true act of kindness. After everyone had eaten, Jesus got a bowl of water and a towel and began to wash each of the disciple’s feet. The act he performed was usually done by a servant because it wasn’t a very pleasant job. By washing the disciples feet, Jesus showed them how much he loved them. He didn’t do it to get a prize for being nice, and

he sure didn’t do it because it was the cool thing to do. Jesus washed the disciples feet because he loved them and wanted to do something special for them. The disciples feet were very dirty. They

wore sandals and walked every where they went. The roads were made of dirt,

so you can imagine that washing their feet was not a clean job. Jesus showed us a great

example of being a servant. Pray and ask God to show you a way to serve someone this week. It’s simple to do. Ask yourself

three questions. What do they need? How can I help? When would be the best time to help

them? Remember, when you serve with love, God’s blessings will be your

reward!

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All Month in Kid Zone- M & M’s– March

Missions Madness Month!!

KidZone Adult leaders Meeting March 6th

12:30pm-lunch provided

JLT M eeting M arch 20th 12:30pm

Lunch Provided

Spring Break Open Gym March 30th 1-4pm

for 1-6 graders

JrJLT’s Meet between Services in

the month of March

M’Pact Girls

Royal Rangers

6:30—8

M’Pact Girls

Royal Rangers

6:30—8

M’Pact Girls

Royal Rangers

6:30—8

Spring Break Open Gym

1-4pm

Kids Church 6:00 pm

Kids Church 6:00 pm

Kids Church 6:00 pm

Kids Church 8:30 & 10:00 am

Adult leaders mtg 12:30– Lunch Provided

CE 6:00 -7:30pm

Kids Church 8:30 & 10:00am

CE 6:00 -7:30pm

Kids Church 8:30 & 10:00am

JLT Mtg– 12:30– Lunch provided

CE 6:00 -7:30pm

Kids Church 8:30 & 10:00am

CE 6:00 -7:30pm

DC4K-6:30pm

DC4K-6:30pm

DC4K-6:30pm

DC4K-6:30pm

M’Pact Girls

Royal Rangers

6:30—8

Kids Church 6:00 pm

Instilling a servant's heart in our children can be easier said than done. There are days we barely have time to get everything accomplished for our own family, let alone think about serving someone else. Make it a goal to be intentional in the month of March to give outside of the four walls of your own home. Keep in mind that there's never going to be a “perfect time.” Lead by example and watch the spirit of service ignite in your children. Here are some thoughts to get your wheels turning.

• Appreciation Days: Sit down with your kids and come up with a list of people that rarely get appreciated. Spend this month appreciating each person on the list. You may have an "Appreciate My Custodian Day" or "I Appreciate the Mail Carrier Day". As a family, decide how you're going to

appreciate each person. Have a special prayer at dinner for each person appreciated. Thank God for them and talk about the smile that lit up on their

face when you did something nice for them!

• Charity Parties: Instead of kids bringing gifts to a birthday party, have a specific item each person brings to the party that will be donated to a local charity.

• Teacher/Coach Time: More than likely your child has several teachers or coaches. They have teachers at school, church, for musical instruments, and for a variety of sports. Take some time to thank the

people in your life that invest in your children. Voice your gratefulness for each one of them in front of your children.

• Brown Bag: Have your children decorate brown bags. Fill them with water bottles, peanut butter crackers, mints, gum, toothbrushes, toothpaste, etc. Keep them in a basket in your vehicle. The next time you pass a homeless person, grab a

bag and hand it to them. As you drive away, say a prayer for them. Your family will have touched them physically and s p i r i t u a l l y .

Diary of a Wimpy Kid 2: Rodrick

Rules PG Releases March 25

The real and deeper appeal of Greg’s story is the unapologetic honesty of his adolescence; he comes across

as a real kid, and his story is one that will appeal to all those real kids who

feel just like him.

Rango PG Releases March 4 A chameleon that aspires to be a swashbuckling hero finds himself in a Western town plagued by bandits and is forced to literally play the role in order to protect it.

Jesus never stops looking for disciples. When Jesus walked the earth He found twelve men ready to be His disciples. They weren’t super heroes, they were twelve regular guys. These twelve regular guys are in the puzzle below. Can you find them all? If you need a little help remembering their names check out Matthew 10:2-4 (NIV).

If you’re sitting around this month, and you find you have a little time on your hands, try some of these great activities. You won’t believe how fast time flies when your having fun!

Masterpiece Modeling Clay 1 c. flour 1 Tbsp. salad oil 1 c. water 1/2 c. salt 2 tsp. cream of tartar food coloring

Mix all ingredients in a large saucepan. Stir over medium heat with a wooden spoon. Stir constantly. The mixture will be soupy for a few minutes. When it thickens, stir it into a ball, remove the pan from the heat and keep stirring. Place hot ball onto floured surface, and knead as it cools. Now create the next masterpiece of the world!

Wad War! Divide into 2 teams. Each team can have as few as 1 member, or as many as 3,726 (for a team this size you may want to rent a football field). Your artillery will be newspaper sheets crumpled into balls. Place a rope or tape across the floor in the center of a room. Each team gets on one side of the room. Set a timer for 3 minutes. On “go” each team begins throwing paper wads back and forth at the other team. When the timer goes off, the team with the least amount of wads on their side is the winner.

Foil Face Sculpting Get one large piece of foil. Carefully press it onto your face. Press in around your nose, lips, and eyes; then remove. Try doing this while you’re making a goofy face and see how it turns out!

BGMC Kids Website!!

www.bgmckids.ag.org Check it out!!

Hello Kids!! 

March is M&M’s Month!  March Missions Madness Month.  Look for our blue M&M guy passing out those favorite melt in your mouth treats over the next 4 week‐ends!  Also, look for the large Buddy Barrels and tell your parents all about the mission month challenge that is headed for us.  March is the month that we challenge you to give to BGMC.  Fill up those  Buddy Barrels and Buddy Boxes with your loose change and bring them in for this year’s theme:”Lost Change For Lost Kids”. 

  We will have a boy vs. girls challenge.  We will see who brings in the most money and then it wil be Mr. Jim vs. Ms. Rhonda for a special surprise ending!  We will an‐nounce what will happen to me or Ms. Rhonda as the challenge is promoted.  Look for some special speakers in KIDZONE this month speaking about their mission trip experiences.  They may even bring in some fun activities for us! 

  God has been faithful, continuing to bring Kids Church His Word through our Investigating the Truth “Faith Case” series.   

  Some other exciting things have happened in KID‐ZONE! We took a bus of 42 kids and adults to KIDZ BLAZT in Wisconsin Dells  for this year’s district children’s con‐ference.  What a blast!! We have also completed the re‐organization of the JLT program and JrJLT program.  Have you seen the new adult volunteers and new faces in Kids Church?  This is all exciting stuff!!  I can’t wait to see what God has planned for us in the months ahead!! 

 

Mr. Jim and Ms. Rhonda

Instilling a servant's heart in our children can be easier said than done. There are days we barely have time to get everything accomplished for our own family, let alone think about serving someone else. Make it a goal to be intentional in the month of March to give outside of the four walls of your own home. Keep in mind that there's never going to be a “perfect time.” Lead by example and watch the spirit of service ignite in your children. Here are some thoughts to get your wheels turning.

• Appreciation Days: Sit down with your kids and come up with a list of people that rarely get appreciated. Spend this month appreciating each person on the list. You may have an "Appreciate My Custodian Day" or "I Appreciate the Mail Carrier Day". As a family, decide how you're going to appreciate each

person. Have a special prayer at dinner for each person appreciated. Thank God for them and talk about the smile that lit up on their face when you did

something nice for them!

• Charity Parties: Instead of kids bringing gifts to a birthday party, have a specific item each person brings to the party that will be donated to a local charity.

• Teacher/Coach Time: More than likely your child has several teachers or coaches. They have teachers at school, church, for musical instruments, and for a variety of sports. Take some time to thank the

people in your life that invest in your children. Voice your gratefulness for each one of them in front of your children.

• Brown Bag: Have your children decorate brown bags. Fill them with water bottles, peanut butter crackers, mints, gum, toothbrushes, toothpaste, etc. Keep them in a basket in your vehicle. The next time you pass a homeless person, grab a bag

and hand it to them. As you drive away, say a prayer for them. Your family will have touched them physically and spiritually.

Diary of a Wimpy Kid 2: Rodrick Rules PG Releases March 25

The real and deeper appeal of Greg’s

story is the unapologetic honesty of his adolescence; he comes across

as a real kid, and his story is one that will appeal to all those real kids who

feel just like him.

Rango PG Releases March 4 A chameleon that aspires to be a swashbuckling hero finds himself in a Western town plagued by bandits and is forced to literally play the role in order to protect it.

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