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Kindergarten for Eternity offers free leader and participant editions for churches, home groups, Christian colleges, campus ministries and believers seeking a practical study of faith in action.
RIVERSIDE, Calif. - Rezul -- RIVERSIDE, Calif. - A new six-session Bible study based on the faith memoir Kindergarten for Eternity is now available as a free download for churches, pastors, home study groups, Sunday school classes, Christian colleges, campus ministries and individual believers.
The Kindergarten for Eternity Bible study uses true stories from nine years of street ministry on the West Coast to explore what faith looks like outside the walls of a church. The sessions focus on encounters with people experiencing homelessness, poverty, loneliness, illness and spiritual need.
"Many Bible studies teach people what to believe," said author Step Harmon. "This study also asks what happens when belief becomes action. The people I met on the streets taught me lessons about faith, love, humility and miracles that I could not have learned anywhere else."
The study is designed for groups meeting once a week for approximately 90 minutes. Each of the six sessions combines stories, Scripture, opening questions, group discussion, personal reflection, prayer and a practical exercise for the coming week.
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The six-session path examines paired themes:
Leader Edition: Created for pastors, teachers and group leaders, with opening questions, Scripture, stories, discussion prompts, weekly practices, prayer and leader notes.
Participant Workbook: Designed for group members, with the same six-session structure and space to write, reflect and apply each lesson during the week.
The study can be printed, shared and adapted freely. It may be used by local churches, home Bible studies, Christian college classes, ministry training programs, homeless outreach teams, recovery ministries, prison ministries and other faith-based groups.
Kindergarten for Eternity: Lessons from the Streets About Love, Faith, and Miracles is a memoir drawn from Harmon's experiences serving people on the streets. The book tells the stories of people who are often passed by and overlooked, including moments involving generosity, prayer, healing, forgiveness and unexpected encounters with God. The book is available in Kindle and paperback editions on Amazon.
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Churches, pastors, teachers, students and group leaders can download the free materials at:
https://k4e.info/#study
About Kindergarten for Eternity
Kindergarten for Eternity is a faith memoir and book series by Step Harmon. Through true stories from street ministry, the series explores love, faith, forgiveness, healing and miracles through encounters with people living outside, struggling with poverty or facing difficult circumstances. More information is available at https://k4e.info (https://k4e.info/?utm_source=chatgpt.com).
Media contact
Kindergarten for Eternity
Email: hello@k4e.info
Website: https://k4e.info (https://k4e.info/?utm_source=chatgpt.com)
The Kindergarten for Eternity Bible study uses true stories from nine years of street ministry on the West Coast to explore what faith looks like outside the walls of a church. The sessions focus on encounters with people experiencing homelessness, poverty, loneliness, illness and spiritual need.
"Many Bible studies teach people what to believe," said author Step Harmon. "This study also asks what happens when belief becomes action. The people I met on the streets taught me lessons about faith, love, humility and miracles that I could not have learned anywhere else."
The study is designed for groups meeting once a week for approximately 90 minutes. Each of the six sessions combines stories, Scripture, opening questions, group discussion, personal reflection, prayer and a practical exercise for the coming week.
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The six-session path examines paired themes:
- Stopping and seeing
- Listening and trusting
- Waiting and going
- Giving and receiving
- Returning and suffering
- Wonder and sending
Leader Edition: Created for pastors, teachers and group leaders, with opening questions, Scripture, stories, discussion prompts, weekly practices, prayer and leader notes.
Participant Workbook: Designed for group members, with the same six-session structure and space to write, reflect and apply each lesson during the week.
The study can be printed, shared and adapted freely. It may be used by local churches, home Bible studies, Christian college classes, ministry training programs, homeless outreach teams, recovery ministries, prison ministries and other faith-based groups.
Kindergarten for Eternity: Lessons from the Streets About Love, Faith, and Miracles is a memoir drawn from Harmon's experiences serving people on the streets. The book tells the stories of people who are often passed by and overlooked, including moments involving generosity, prayer, healing, forgiveness and unexpected encounters with God. The book is available in Kindle and paperback editions on Amazon.
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Churches, pastors, teachers, students and group leaders can download the free materials at:
https://k4e.info/#study
About Kindergarten for Eternity
Kindergarten for Eternity is a faith memoir and book series by Step Harmon. Through true stories from street ministry, the series explores love, faith, forgiveness, healing and miracles through encounters with people living outside, struggling with poverty or facing difficult circumstances. More information is available at https://k4e.info (https://k4e.info/?utm_source=chatgpt.com).
Media contact
Kindergarten for Eternity
Email: hello@k4e.info
Website: https://k4e.info (https://k4e.info/?utm_source=chatgpt.com)
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