Marnie Foreman measured her performance by participation. When, eventually, she said, ‘I can’t make lunch today,’ her family knew their journey had shifted to another level. They know that there will be days you or your loved ones can’t make lunch either. Essential to all Canadians touched by cancer—think Canadian Cancer Society meets Hockey Night In Canada—I Can’t Make Lunch Today organizes emotional topics and logistical information needed to navigate a cancer journey. Written by the family, its unique format—complete with all the features of a hockey broadcast—allows the reader a level of comfort not found in clinical texts. Marnie’s cancer changed her family’s life. Her cancer can change your life too. For, in the great Canadian tradition of helping others, they believe in teamwork. They’ve prepared this book to assist those currently on a cancer journey.

I Can't Make Lunch Today.: Recollections and resources gathered from one family's cancer journey.

Foreman, Brian

Foreman, Madison

Foreman, Brayden

Self-Help

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

<p>For today’s youth, life is filled with new choices, new decisions, new feelings, new perspectives, and new freedoms. During this time, teens are forming the belief systems that will influence their adult faith, and their ideas about the nature of God, the Bible, and the church. Will teen involvement in church youth programs provide them with a framework for making important choices? Will this time nurture values and encourage their emerging identities to be deeply Christian? Something wonderful can happen when you mix teenagers, the Bible, and an enthusiastic teacher together. Many teenagers are hungry to learn about the Bible, what it means, and how it can be applied to their lives. Traditionally, this type of education happens in Sunday School. Unfortunately, too many Youth Sunday School teachers are not prepared or feel inadequate when it comes to teaching teens. They do their best, but all they are doing is surviving the Sunday school hour. Help! I Teach Youth Sunday School offers the Sunday school teacher specific tips and hints to prepare for and care for teens. Real-life stories are mingled with information on Youth and their culture, common myths about Sunday school, a new way of preparing the Sunday school lesson, creative teaching ideas, ways to think about growing a class, and how to reach out for new members while reaching in to old members.</p>

Help! I Teach Youth Sunday School

Religion & Spirituality

Prosser, Bo

Woody, David

Christian Books & Bibles

Smyth & Helwys Publishing, Incorporated

<p>Reaching our youth across the digital divide is a struggle for parents, ministers, and other adults who work with Generation Z—today’s teenagers. While we work to keep up with digital advances, our youth, as digital natives and early adopters, learn on the go. #Connect is not just about technology. Rather than focus on the tension between church and culture, Brian Foreman has provided insight for using the new communication tools to teach Generation Z the lessons of Christ.#Connect leads readers into the technological landscape, encourages conversations with teenagers, and reminds us all to be the presence of Christ in every facet of our lives.</p>

#Connect: Reaching Youth Across the Digital Divide

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