Right: Zack Easton studies a portion of Scripture during a Club meeting. Below: Word of Life Club teens from Lighthouse Bible Church in Saratoga.
Above: IDP student Mark Palmeri leads an ACM Bible study in a local church.
Below: Matt Wilson uses a spoon to serenade Kim Barney while washing dishes.
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experience to apply what they are learning from classes. But there are times when one of the teens asks a question which their leadei might not be able to answer, and those are the times of realization that there is still so much to learn in order to rive good sound Biblical advice. DIA o m O has opened doors for students to get into teens lives and has even allowed one WOLBI student to lead a teenager to the Lord! Since the WOLBI students are involved in ACM through out all three academic quarters, they are able to work with the same group of teens on a consistent basis and are able to see the youth groups change and grow. Samantha Fike
The Adirondack Clubs Ministry is a year J J long ministry that works in die local churches. Those who are in ACM go out twice a w'eek, usually Wednesday nights and Sunday, to be club leaders for the church's Word of Life Clubs program. Part of the Club program is called Discipleship in Action (DIA) wiiere the youdi group breaks up into groups of three to five teens and are discipled by a WOLBI student. The student is able to challenge the teens to take what they have learned from the lesson and use it in their daily lives. They also encourage them to keep doing their Quiet Time and scripture memory. ACM allows WOLBI students a practical
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