King's Business - 1968-07

Q. What methods should the S.S. Sup’t. use in carrying out the duties of his position? A. a. Define responsibility — he should help everyone understand just what he is supposed to do. b. Delegate authority — he should encourage each worker to carry out his assigned duties. c. Guide and supervise — he can do this by meeting with the pastor and other key leaders in the S.S. informally to make plans and discuss problems. Q. Do you feel that offering envel­ opes should be used in our S.S.? A. No doubt about it — using en­ velopes in S.S. is a good habit for both young and old. First of all, it will triple your offering, and second­ ly, and most important, using en­ velopes contributes toward a vital training that develops in children as they participate. T h e U s e o f E n v e l o p e s 1. Strengthens a child’s faith to­ ward stewardship. Normal children are interested in pleasing and obey­ ing the Lord. Using envelopes gives a child definite means for doing that which in his heart he wants to do. It will teach systematic, regular and generous giving. 2. Establishes a good habit every Christian needs. Giving is a habit learned early in life. This habit will lead to a rich, rewarding life ful­ filling the words of Jesus “ It is more blessed to give than to receive.” 3. Helps a child to understand the whole matter of giving in church. Giving is a part of worship. A child can learn this early in life. He often asks; “How much ?” Through the use of envelopes you and your family can give regularly a n d systematically thus helping to establish a standard your child can build upon. Tithing soon becomes a basis of giving. 4. Leads to concepts of responsi­ bility. Regular giving always takes on new concepts and responsibilities. Full commitment or dedication is the ultimate goal learned only through giving. 5. Prepares the way for a stronger church of tomorrow. It stands to rea­ son that children who mature under the discipline of systematic giving through the use of offering envel­ opes, will become leaders in the church of tomorrow — leaders who will give regularly and generously. Use offering envelopes in your Sunday school. It will help the school, it will strengthen your program, and above all things, it will teach stew­ ardship to the individual student.

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SUPERINTENDENT AND S.S. ADMINISTRATION Q. How does the wise S.S. Sup’t. get his work accomplished? A. By developing authority; he gets things done by not doing them him­ self. Q. What are some ways the S.S. Sup’t. can use to evaluate the Sun­ day school? A. Records that show up weaknesses (i.e. the disparity between enroll­ ment and attendance). Personal ob­ servation of each department. Q. How can the Sup’t. guide the de­ velopment of S.S. plans and pro­ grams? A. After he learns the needs, he may wish to take them up with the S.S. cabinet or appoint a committee to study them. The creation of a new position and the appointment of a worker may solve a problem. Q. In what ways can the S.S. Sup’t. lead the Sudnay school? A. (1) By presiding over cabinet and staff meeting. (2) By working with people (delegating responsibil­ ity). (3) By helping the staff work together to solve problems and carry out programs. (4) By setting the spiritual tone. Q. Who are the resources — the hu­ man helpers of the S.S. Sup’t.? A. The Pastor, the administrative staff (secretary, treasurer, ass’t. sup’ts.) the departmental sup’ts., teachers, and workers.

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