It’s a SNOW DAY! WooHoo! But there’s no reason we can’t still learn about Jesus the Healer together. Below are several fun videos you can watch with your family.
Ready….GO!
Let’s Review
Let’s Play a Game
Bible Lesson
Questions from Kids
Let’s Wrap it All Up!
Enjoy the snow and be safe!! I will see you next time we are together!
Well, the summer is winding down. I feel certain summers are passing faster each year. I sincerely hope you have had a fantastic time with your family over the last few months. We would really love to hear about what you've done. Vacations, family reunions, stay-cations; whatever you're doing, we want to celebrate with you!
TO READ and SPIRITUAL DEVELOPMENT:
Praying with your family is such a vital part of discipling your children in their spiritual development. However, sometimes it is difficult to know where to start, especially if it isn't something you grew up doing. Our recent Family Service had a big focus on prayer. We offered a Timothy Keller devotion book as a tool to help you to begin a prayer time with your family. He also authored another book, Prayer: Experiencing Awe and Intimacy with God; which is specifically about prayer. Hopefully you, the parent, will become more comfortable with prayer and even fall in love with talking to the Father! And what you love will spill over, and be contagious, to your family members!
With his trademark insights and energy, Keller offers biblical guidance as well as specific prayers for certain situations, such as dealing with grief, loss, love, and forgiveness. He discusses ways to make prayers more personal and powerful, and how to establish a practice of prayer that works for each reader.
TECHNOLOGY:
In RezKids we are taking a three year journey through the entire Bible! As we began meeting again in July we picked up just after the birth of Jesus. Each lesson builds on the last, so it's SO important for the kids to be present every time we meet. We don't want them to miss even one truth filled lesson that points to the Gospel at every turn. The Gospel Project (our fantastic curriculum) has an app that you can use at home, in the car, waiting in line, etc. This app allows for continued practice of the memory verse, review of the stories we've covered and even some games to help solidify what is being taught in RezKids. The link is below. This is a great tool to help you further discuss what the kids are learning in RezKids, build relationship with them, and have Gospel centered conversations!
MOTIVATION
Being intentional about praying independently and with your family has great rewards in both your relationship with your kids and with our Lord.
Gain an understanding and appreciation for the role prayer can play in your life and spiritual development.
Help your children learn more about the Bible in a fun, hands on way.
ACTION STEPS
Order Timothy Kellers book on prayer.
Plan a time to read the book. Mark it on your calendar.
Be intentional about sticking to the plan so you can be successful and grow in our relationship with the Lord and your family!
Download The Gospel Project For Kids app on your device or phone so it is ready to go! Utilize this app to help disciple your kids.
Ok, take a few moments and look over these action steps. Add some, or all, to your planner to ensure you make progress on these steps this week so you are prepared to implement these tools and resources in August.
I would really love to hear how you are using the resources in your family. Do you have a testimony or story of how God is working in your family? Let me know, I’d like to celebrate with you!
“Life is too short and too meaningful to coast through. The good you do today has the potential to change generations. —Lara Casey
Hello RezParents and Grandparents!
Summer is officially here! I hope you have enjoyed the sunshine (and rain) with your family.
What vacations have you been on so far, or do you plan on going on? Send us pictures and fill us in on how God used your family vacation to bring your family closer together and closer to Him! We’d love to hear your testimony and stories! I’m not kidding….we’d really like to hear from you.
NEWS FLASH
RezKids Preschool (ages 4-5 not yet in kindergarten) will be open first and second service beginning in July! Woohoo!
Also, K5-5th Grade students will have RezKids classes beginning in July at the following times:
2nd and 3rd Sundays during FIRST service
We are SO excited about these openings! We cannot wait to praise, learn and worship along with your kiddos!
Please contact Mandy with any questions: mandy@rezfaith.com
Parent Resources:
To Listen:
Have you ever had someone give you a little “truth in love?” You know what I mean…they make you aware of something that is a bit uncomfortable to hear, but afterwards you are so thankful that your eyes were opened and you move through life a little differently.
Well, our friend John Piper delivers just such a message in this podcast. His message is pertinent and relevant to every single believer. Making your life count for something….making it count for Him, our Lord and Savior.
I highly recommend taking 38 minutes to listen to this podcast. Be challenged, be encouraged.
Spiritual Formation:
If you serve in RezKids you have already seen this resource, but its SO good that I wanted to make all parents aware of it. What are your thoughts when you hear the word Sabbath?
Have you ever struggled to understand Sabbath? Have you found difficulty in finding a reasonable way to observe Sabbath, or maintain the observation? Maybe you’ve never even considered observing Sabbath. Is it even still pertinent to us today? Well I have a fantastic resource for you!
Amy Gannett and her husband are church planters in Greenville, NC. She is also a Bible scholar and has some great online classes covering different books of the Bible and Biblical themes.
Here is a link to her study on Sabbath. It is a 4 week (five days a week) devotional study through both the Old and New Testaments on what God has to say about Sabbath. She doesn’t want you to take her word for it, she takes you to the Text to see what the Lord says about it.
What does Sabbath have to do with parenting and family? This a great question and I implore you to delve into this study to see how Sabbath can serve you AND your family in a big way!
The cost of the study is $20 and you have a year to complete 20 lessons (each no longer than an hour). If the cost is the only thing prohibiting you from doing this devotion, please contact me and I will cover the cost for you. It’s that good! I’m happy to ensure you have access to this content. And don’t worry men, this is not a women’s study. It is geared towards all believers.
Technology:
Are you looking for interactive ways your child(ren) can learn about and use the Bible during their screen time? Well here is a website that makes that possible. The Adventure Bible website has a variety of games and activities centered around the Word.
Next time you are hoping the kids’ screen time would be more “useful” head to this website for them to play some Bible games.
Motivation:
Get motivated to make your life count for Him, rather than just trying to get by or work towards the comforts we are told are so important.
Gain an understanding of what God tells us about Sabbath and why A) it is still relevant today and B) how observing Sabbath is an irreplaceable way to bring your family closer together.
Help your children learn more about the Bible in a fun, hands on way.
Action Steps:
Download the podcast by John Piper and listen to it the next time you are in the car.
Register for the Learning Sabbath Devotional Study.
Plan to have a devotion time at least a couple times a week to utilize the amazing teaching and Scripture study of the Learning Sabbath Study.
Be intentional about sticking to the plan so you can be successful and grow in our relationship with the Lord and your family!
Check out the Adventure Bible website (link above) and have it saved to your favorites so the next time your kids are having screen time, they can enjoy learning about the Bible!
Ok, take a few moments and look over these action steps. Add some, or all, to your planner to ensure you make progress on these steps this week so you are prepared to implement these tools and resources in June.
I would really love to hear how you are using the resources in your family. Do you have a testimony or story of how God is working in your family? Let me know, I’d like to celebrate with you!
“Life is too short and too meaningful to coast through. The good you do today has the potential to change generations. —Lara Casey
Blessings,
Mandy Seymour
Childrens Minister
mandy@rezfaith.com
Hello RezParents and Grandparents!
We are on the home stretch of school and gearing up for Summer! Does your family have any special plans this Summer?
Below are a few resources for you to use in June and beyond
Parent Resources:
To Watch: The Chosen
The Chosen is a television drama based on the life of Jesus Christ, created, directed and co-written by American filmmaker Dallas Jenkins. The series portrays Jesus "through the eyes of those who met him". In addition to VidAngel and its own app, the series airs on several streaming services such as Peacock.
You will not often find me recommending a television show as a resource for spiritual development. However, The Chosen is a great exception. If you have not already checked out this amazing show, I highly recommend it. If you have ever thought of Jesus as stoic or continually serious as he carried out his ministry, as I did, then boy will you love seeing him grin and laugh and joke with his disciples through these episodes. This show brings light to Jesus’ humanness, which makes him all the more relatable.
I encourage you to watch the episodes first, prior to introducing your children; and then use your judgement. Most episodes are likely fine, however the first is a bit intense with Mary Magdalen. Enjoy and let me know how what you think!
Spiritual Formation: Kids Read Truth
Kids Read Truth is a fantastic resource with so many easy options to help your children grow in spiritual development, not to mention possibly adding to your own Biblical knowledge.
Some of these options would be wonderful to go through over the summer. Take two or three evenings a week to sit down after dinner and go through a card. Or, maybe take a set of cards on vacation with you and work through them each morning as a family devotion time.
Here are a few options:
Isaiah's Prophecies Fulfilled in Jesus Matching Card Set
People in the Bible Conversation Cards - Old Testament
The Chorus of Creation: Psalm 148
This is a great option for little bitty kids. It says appropriate for ages 4-9, but I bet it would be appropriate for most three year olds, and even a two year old that can repeat after you.
What’s required to use these resources? A willingness to have good conversations with your kids as some intentionality over the summer. That’s it!
Technology:
Ok Mommy, Daddy, MiMi, Papa, this resource is for YOU. Because if you are not spending time on your own spiritual development, how in the world can you lead your kids (grandkids) in theirs?
The Freedom of Self Forgetfulness
This audio version is in sermon form and free. However if you prefer to read, Tim Kellers book The Freedom of Self Forgetfulness: The Path to True Christian Joy is available here. This is quick read as it is extremely short. But oh so worth it!
Motivation:
Fall in love with the Jesus you already know and trust as you become aware of his human emotions and love of details in a new way
Spend time this summer intentionally bringing your family to the feet of Jesus as you grow together in your knowledge and understanding of the Bible.
Learn more about how to find true Joy as a believer.
Action Steps:
Check out the TV series The Chosen on Peacock or their app.
Decide on a Kids Read Truth Resource and purchase it.
Plan a time over the summer to sit with your kids to go through the Kids Read Truth Resource.
Be intentional about sticking to the plan so you can be successful and grow in our relationship with the Lord and you!
Listen to the sermon by Tim Keller, or purchase his book for ($5) and read it in the month of June!
Ok, take a few moments and look over these action steps. Add some, or all, to your planner to ensure you make progress on these steps this week so you are prepared to implement these tools and resources in June.
I would really love to hear how you are using the resources in your family. Do you have a testimony or story of how God is working in your family? Let me know, I’d like to celebrate with you!
“Life is too short and too meaningful to coast through. The good you do today has the potential to change generations. —Lara Casey
Blessings,
Mandy Seymour
Childrens Minister
mandy@rezfaith.com
Hey Hey RezParents and Grandparents!
Spring has sprung and I cannot be happier about it! I hope you are enjoying the warmer temps with your family!
I hope you enjoyed celebrating Holy Week and Easter with your kids and family! What a wonderful observation of the death and resurrection of our Savior!
Below are a few resources for you to use in May and beyond.
Parent Resources:
To Listen: Raising Boys and Girls Podcast by Sissy Goff, David Thomas, and Melissa Trevathan
Season One, hosted by podcast host extraordinaire Sarah Bragg, is based on the Are My Kids on Track? book. In that season, they take the 12 emotional, social, and spiritual milestones they believe every child needs to reach. They talk about stumbling blocks and building blocks for boys and girls AND give you practical strategies as to how to help kids reach those important milestones.
In Season Two, they dig a little deeper into raising boys and girls, based off of Wild Things and Raising Girls. In this season, they discuss the Ages and Stages of boys and girls—who they are and what they need from the grown-ups who love them at every stage. You’ll find relatable ideas to not only navigate but help you connect with each of your kids right where they are in this season of life.
Spiritual Formation: Write the Word Journal for Kids by Cultivate What Matters
Not sure how to help the kids in your life love the Word and have fun doing it? Write the Word for Kids to the rescue!
The best-selling Write the Word for Kids helps kiddos ages 5-12 dive into scripture with carefully-chosen verses to write and draw out, Bible Bingo, coloring pages, and sections to write what’s on their heart.
The thematic sections joyfully reinforce the most important principles of faith, including God's love for us, His creative power, and His mercy in our lives. This Bible journal is all about planting the seeds of God’s word deep in the heart of your child, and is the perfect activity for them to enjoy alongside you in your own study and quiet time!
Technology: Faith is Our Super Power Series Podcast by The Knowing God Podcast
Part 1: Regardless of your age, every child of God has been given a super power to fight battles. In this episode, we look at the book of First John and learn what it means to have faith, why faith is our super power, and how faith can help us make decisions and follow Jesus.
Part 2: Every believer of Jesus is given the measure of faith, and this faith can act as a super power to help us win battles we face every day. But this faith won’t work in our lives if we don’t understand it. In Part 2 of this series, we discuss three important things about faith.
Part 3: We continue our discussion in the final part of this series was we look at three more important things about faith. Topics include the spiritual world versus the physical world, what god has put inside our spirit, and how faith works together with love.
Motivation:
Gain an understanding of the emotional, spiritual and spiritual milestones your children will reach.
Learn what your children need at each stage of life and meet them right where they are, making connections and strengthening your relationship
Help your children fall in love with God’s Word
Help your kiddos gain an understanding of Faith and the role it plays in their lives
Action Steps:
Download the Raising Boys and Girls Podcast on your phone so it’s ready to go when you have a few minutes to listen.
Purchase a Write the Word Journal for Kids for your child and use it daily or weekly
Download the Faith is Our Super Power Episodes on your phone or device so you can access it quickly in those moments when your child has screen time
Be consistent! This portrays the importance of prioritizing the Word to your children.
Ok, take a few moments and look over these action steps. Add some, or all, to your planner to ensure you make progress on these steps this week so you are prepared to implement these tools and resources in May.
I would really love to hear how you are using the resources in your family. Do you have a testimony or story of how God is working in your family? Let me know, I’d like to celebrate with you!
“Life is too short and too meaningful to coast through. The good you do today has the potential to change generations. —Lara Casey
Blessings,
Mandy Seymour
Childrens Minister
mandy@rezfaith.com
Parent Resource for Children’s Baptism
Is your child ready for baptism?
At Resurrection Church, we encourage you, the parent, to have an ongoing conversation with your child about baptism. Such conversations will allow insight into how much they understand about the purpose of baptism and what it means for their lives and faith.
Baptism is a visible testimony to the world of the new birth that occurs when we are saved by God’s grace, through the gift of faith in Jesus Christ. Baptism pictures our old self dead and buried with Christ and our new self raised to life with Christ (Romans 6:4-6). Baptism is an act of obedience where we, as believers, follow in Christ’s footsteps and outwardly proclaim the inward change He has made in our hearts.
There is no specific age in which baptism is considered appropriate. However, there is a difference in a credible profession of faith and a mature profession of faith, which leads to a person deciding to be baptized.
A younger child may be able to tell you, honestly and truly, that they believe Jesus is their Savior, that He was crucified, buried, and raised on the third day. They may tell you that they are now saved from sin. This is a credible profession of faith. They believe what they are saying to the best of their ability as a young child.
So, in considering the readiness of your child for water baptism, we encourage you to prayerfully consider the following questions:
Does the child grasp the full weight of needing a Savior?
Do they completely understand that baptism alone does not save them, but rather, it is a profession, or visible confession, of their need for salvation and their recognition of Jesus as the only source of that salvation?
Are they able to pursue a relationship with Jesus outside your teaching and guidance, or even that of the church? For example, do you see them showing a desire and interest in God’s Word and in prayer being a part of their daily activities?
Young children, although capable of understanding the Gospel, often think more concretely (black and white thinking). This is not only ok, it is developmentally natural. As a child grows, their thought process and ability to conceptualize “the unseen” matures. They are able to comprehend more-complex issues. Resurrection Church wants to ensure that, as your child is baptized, they are relying on their own authentic faith, rather than that of their parents.
Here are a few key points to help you in assessing if your child is thinking maturely about baptism:
Can your child verbalize, in their own words, why he or she wants to be baptized? For example, can they:
Recognize sin in their life and that they cannot “fix” this issue in their own power;
Acknowledge that only through Jesus can their sins be forgiven and only through Him are they clean in God’s sight;
Profess that Jesus Christ alone is the source of salvation by grace, through faith in His death and resurrection; and
Understand that Jesus, the Son, was sent by God, the Father, who is sovereign over all?
Does your child truly recognize (and express in their own words) that baptism, in and of itself, does not make them saved but rather, it is an outward profession of God’s gracious gift of faith within?
Does your child express interest in pursuing a relationship with Jesus and the Word, without your direct guidance?
If you are confident your child is able to express the above in their own words and might be ready for baptism or if you have questions and want further guidance, please feel free to contact Mandy Seymour at: mandy@rezfaith.com
We are excited to watch God move in the hearts of children as He draws them close and matures their hearts and faith, through true understanding of the Gospel.
Here we are, entering the last month of the first quarter of 2021! How did March go? Were you able to implement a family devotion time?
In context, this scripture is part of several verses where God is commanding Joshua to prepare to lead His people into the promised land just after Moses died. God was encouraging Joshua and assuring him that He would be with him as he endeavored to carry out the Lord’s Will.
I imagine Joshua felt intimidated following in the footsteps of Moses. I imagine he felt inept to carry that load or to be a part of such a big endeavor. He was charged with leading God’s chosen people into the promised land.
I’m not sure about you, but I, at times, feel this way about parenting. I feel inept to carry the load or to be a part of such a big endeavor. We, as parents, are charged with leading God’s children to the “promised land”….to HIM. I imagine God looking down and saying “It’s a big job, but somebody’s got to do it. And I’ve chosen you.”
I’m kidding. Partially. He may not say that to us, but He has chosen you to parent your child, or children. He has equipped you for the task and journey. And He will not, ever, leave you to do it on your own. Phew! So Mommy, Daddy, Mom, Dad, Nana, Papa….be strong and courageous. Do not be frightened or dismayed, for the Lord your God is with you wherever parenting takes you.
Below are a few resources for you to use in April and beyond.
To Read: The Lifegiving Parent by Sally Clarkson & Clay Clarkson
In today’s world, it’s easy to become overwhelmed and even paralyzed by the constant flow of parenting advice. We’re flooded with so much practical information that we wonder if we’re choosing the right way. And we may be missing the one thing God really wants us to give to our children: His life. God doesn’t include a divine methodology for parenting in the Bible, but He does provide principles that can enable any faithful parent to bring His life into the life of their home.
In The Lifegiving Parent, respected authors and parents Clay and Sally Clarkson explore eight key principles―heartbeats of lifegiving parenting―to shed light on what it means to create a home where your children will experience the living God in your family. Now parents of four grown children―each with their own unique personality and gifts―Sally and Clay have learned (sometimes the hard way!) that the key to shaping a heart begins at home as you foster a deep and thoughtful God-infused relationship with each child. Filled with biblical insight and classic Clarkson stories, The Lifegiving Parent will equip you with the tools and wisdom you need to give your children much more than just a good Christian life. You’ll give them the life of Christ.
Spiritual Formation: Dive in! Go Deep with God…by Understanding His Word by A. L. Rogers
Kids have a natural enthusiasm and passion to learn, so give them the tools they need to go deep with God. A companion to Barbour’s Dive In! Kids’ Study Bible, this devotional collection addresses 101 topics vital to Christian living, with entries such as
Dive In! to Faith
Dive In! to Prayer
Dive In! to Walk with God
Dive In! to Enjoy Creation
Dive In! to Trust the Lord
Written especially for 8–12-year-olds, these devotions offer you needed guidance for living. And each entry concludes with references for further study, plus basic instruction on how you can understand scripture for yourself.
I have used this devotion with my own kids and have found it’s a great, easily readable, resource for helping them learn the language of the Bible as well as form a foundation of truth. What better way to initiate a relationship between your children and the Father than by reading His Word! In fact, reading the Word, aka Treasure Hunting, is a core value of Resurrection Church. The author states this devotion book is great for ages 8-12, however I would say it’s possible some children as young as six years old can benefit from the content.
Technology: Bible App for Kids
This App is the newest member of the YouVersion family of apps.
Through interactive adventures and beautiful animation, kids explore the big stories of the Bible. The Bible App for Kids is a delight-filled experience designed to encourage kids to return again and again. It’s the beginning of a lifelong love of God’s Word.
Easy, kid-friendly navigation
Colorful illustrations
Touch-activated animations
Engaging, interactive content that brings the Bible to life
Fun facts and activities designed to help kids remember what they learn
Special challenges that let kids earn rewards
This app is available in the app store on your device.
Motivation:
Establish a deep connection with your child(ren).
Learn practice ways to share God with your children.
Further enhance your family devotion time
Fill the “downtime” with a fun app geared toward helping your children learn the Bible
Action Steps:
Purchase The Lifegiving Parent from the link above or check it out from your library.
Purchase or check out Dive in! Going Deep with God.
Set aside time for your child to have personal devotion time, or use the devotion book during your family devotion.
Be consistent! This portrays the importance of prioritizing Word to your children.
Download the Bible App for Kids on your device to have it ready to go.
Ok, take a few moments and look over these action steps. Add some, or all, to your planner to ensure you make progress on these steps this week so you are prepared to implement these tools and resources in April.
I would really love to hear how you are using the resources in your family. Do you have a testimony or story of how God is working in your family? Let me know, I’d like to celebrate with you!
“Life is too short and too meaningful to coast through. The good you do today has the potential to change generations. —Lara Casey
Blessings,
Mandy Seymour
Childrens Minister
mandy@rezfaith.com
So, how did February go? Were you able to use any of the resources from last month’s email? I’d love to hear how you used them and how God is showing Himself in your family!
You shall love the LORD your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your might. And these words that I command you today shall be on your heart. You shall teach them diligently to your children, and shall talk of them when you sit in your house, and when you walk by the way, and when you lie down, and when you rise. You shall bind them as a sign on your hand, and they shall be as frontlets between your eyes. You shall write them on the doorposts of your house and on your gates.
Deuteronomy 6:5-9
Below are a few resources for you to use in the Month of March, and beyond.
Parent Resources:
To Listen:
We’ll never be all-knowing, all-powerful, or all-wise. But God is, and always will be. And while we’re here in this broken world, we can’t do an ounce of good unless we begin with ourselves and those in our care —looking at who WE are becoming.
We have to have a solid foundation of truth; we must build our lives upon the gospel.
— Ruth Chou Simons
Ruth and her husband Troy have written a devotion book to use with your family (see below). This book can be used with children in any season, kindergarten through adulthood. Even younger children will benefit from going through these twelve foundational truths. If your children don’t fully grasp the concepts you are talking through, that’s fine. You are still establishing time together, set apart, for intentional conversation and scripture study.
These podcast episodes correlate with the Foundations book this couple has written. Use these resources together over the next month or two to really set a foundation of truth in your children's faith and in your family relationships. 2021 is a year of building foundations in RezKids. Let that spill over into your home as well.
Click here to listen to all the Foundations Podcast episodes with Troy and Ruth Chou Simons
Spiritual Formation:
Foundations: Twelve Biblical Truths to Shape a Family by Ruth Chou Simons and Troy Simons
Description:
You want your children to become Christ followers, obedient to His commands, and fruitful in their faith, but where do you begin? Though there isn’t a formula or prescription for raising godly kids, what you desire for your family begins with heeding God’s instructions to remember and declare His faithful works to the next generation.
Bestselling author and artist Ruth Chou Simons, along with her husband, Troy, are gratefully raising six boys on a firm foundation of God’s Word by preaching that truth to themselves and their family daily. In this book, they invite you to join them in the holy work of training children to know and love God for a lifetime.
Foundations will help you direct your family one day at a time, as you explore 12 key truths that will help connect your children’s hearts—and yours—to the heart of God. With a simple, chapter-a-day format that includes Scripture, devotional thoughts, meditations, and discussion questions, this book will guide you in leading your family.
Technology:
Lamplighters Kids Podcast
Description:
We're on a mission to bring traditional virtues to modern kids! Young hearts and minds are formed by the stories they are told which is why each original episode will highlight a traditional virtue such as courage, honor, grace, and beauty. These captivating stories and songs will sweep your kids into new and exciting worlds! Simple discussion questions are asked at the end of each episode to help kids and adults further explore the virtues presented in the story!
Bonus:
You can sign your children up for “Letters from Momo,” the main character in these podcast stories. There is a fee associated with the letter subscription, but it may be perfect for your family. Details are in the link above.
Motivation:
Cultivate meaningful relationships with your children
Establish a routine of Gospel focused conversation with your family
Utilize a parent podcast to prepare you to be more comfortable during family devotion time
Fill the “downtime” with a children's podcast that will help build character
Action Steps:
Download the Foundations podcast on your phone now to have it ready to listen whenever you have a few minutes (while cooking, cleaning, folding laundry, or driving).
Purchase the Foundations book (link above.)
Plan for one evening a week to be family devotion time.
Mark it on your calendar so you don’t forget!!
Download the Lamplighter Kids podcast to your phone or device so it’s ready to go the next time you need something for kids to do.
Ok, take a few moments and look over these action steps. Add some, or all, to your planner to ensure you make progress on these steps this week so you are prepared to implement these tools and resources in March.
“Life is too short and too meaningful to coast through. The good you do today has the potential to change generations. —Lara Casey
Blessings,
Mandy Seymour
Childrens Minister
mandy@rezfaith.com