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Thursday August 7, 2008

Abortion is about God
A new curriculum will be available August 2008 from The Bethlehem Institute. “Abortion Is About God: Reframing a Moral Issue” is a six-week Sunday School curriculum advancing the truth that the deepest evil of abortion is that it defies God’s supremacy over life in the womb.


Hermeneutics and Children’s Curriculum
Ignore the intimidating title and read this excellent article on the new Koinonia blog.


Advice to First-Time Authors
Michael Hyatt, CEO of Thomas Nelson, has some solid advice for first-time authors.


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