SU Victoria

“If you’re an Aussie, then this book is for you. Keep reading and find out that the dusty old Bible on the shelf, written to a Middle Eastern audience nearly 2000 years ago, speaks to YOU, NOW.
And if you listen carefully, it’s change you forever.”
For those (particularly youth and young adult) who think the Bible is boring, Irrelevent, Gobbledegood and a fairy tale!
Recommended by secondary schools ministry specialist, Naomi Swindon.

By local ministry leader, Ted Endacott, Learning on the Run encourages Christian learning that is Biblically based through active use of the mind, body, imagination and emotions. Great for youth and adult groups, and camps. Includes wide games, simulation games, role plays, enacted Bible readings, drama, board games and activities for exploring values.

“Let’s face it. We’ve been ripped off by our culture’s version of reality. But what’s teh alternative?’ By Australia’s Mark Sayers, a book about living a Christian life within a culture drenched in the media’s sexed-up, slick version of life. Help yourself and others move from consumerism to conviction and community.

By Beth Barnett and Keith Dyer.
A Resource for nurturing faith at home, from the Gospel of Matthew.
7 Chapters exploring Welcome Mat theology in our homes and communities;
More than 50 activities
12 parent conversation pages
11 Bible Studies by Keith Dyer
The stories behind and lyrics for the 11 songs from the CD Welcoming Voices
…and more!
A fantastic new resource from the writer of Party On Together, Welcome Mat and Question Mark.

By Beth Barnett and Jude Waldron.
The CD that complements the Welcoming Families and Welcome Mat resources.
11 songs, 7 of which have backing tracks.
A new collection from these two Melbourne ministry leaders.

A complete guide to a great holiday program! Flexible, fun-packed and easy to use, this water-themed program includes:
Creative Bible Stories
Memory Verses
Craft Patterns
Theme music and words
Games and
a serial drama!
By Ian Dow (South Australia) for Scripture Union

Written by Melbourne mother Delia Crabbe, this is the story of her son and her family’s experience of leukaemia. With clear and colourful illustrations, Delia takes the reader through an honest but positive account of what a child undergoes and experiences as they are treated for this condition. A most informative and child-friendly book for any child or family dealing with leukaemia. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.

The amazing Snack Team takes you to the Phillipines to help children through
‘International Needs Phillipines’. Great songs (with one being sung in Tagalog!) and spend some time with Peter Lusk discovering what the MOST VALUABLE THING IS.
Quality Christian music and stuff for kids from Snack.
(see also Snack ‘O, have you heard?’ and ‘Star in God’s Eyes.’

Book 3 in Ken Moser’s series on youth ministry looks at how we present the gospel to contemporary kids.