HUDDLE (verb) -gathering closely together

A Legacy Kids Huddle is a brief pause...to focus and remind ourselves of the details. It keeps everyone together and allows us to get back to our main goal as quickly as possible, sharing the good news of JESUS.    Let's Gooooooo...

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY
March 4-Kerri Painter
March 7-Beth Allen
March 13-Maricela Guerrero
March 15- Cheri Harp
March 20- Julio Rivas
March 28-Preston Goforth
​March 31- Cheri Miller & Mitchell Shiver
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 Every 12 months volunteers that work with anyone under the age of 18 must complete a background check through "Protect My Ministry." A link will be sent to you OR you can click the one above to begin the process.
CCB Scheduler
  1. You are placed on the schedule as a SGL in Legacy Kids by a scheduler.
  2. You will then receive a text message or email notifying you of this request to serve.
  3. You can accept, swap or decline this opportunity to serve.
  4. Once you have "accepted" you can see the dates you serve, and you will get a text reminder 3 days prior to your date of service.
The video below is a walk through of this on a smartphone and the other awesome features available.
CCB (Church Community Builder) is the name of the program that handles our scheduler.

SGLeader Training - March

Hi Small Group Leader (SGL),

Thanks for checking out this month's training. After you view the video, take a moment to reflect on the questions provided. If you want to continue the conversation more please email Cindi for a time to chat.

Do you know...

            my name?
            where I live?
            what matters to me?
            what I've done?
            what I can do?
CREATE A SAFE PLACE 
The video included in this training download focuses on the ways we can create a safe place for kids and teenagers.
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After the video, reflect on these questions:
  1. What might we miss out on if we don’t know (or pronounce correctly) a kid’s name?
  2. What is something the kids you serve are really into right now? (a game, a song, a TV show)
When we get to know kids and teenagers personally, we may discover something that surprises us. Maybe they reveal something about where they live or what they’ve done that we didn’t expect. In those moments, our reactions are VERY important.

​Practice your reaction to the following scenario. What would you say? How might your face communicate something different? 
  • A kid/teenager shares their parents are separated and divorcing.
  • A kid/teenager shares they stole something at a store this week.
  • A kid/teenager shares they are struggling with mental health.
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YOU or someone you know interested in being baptized? Just click the graphic and complete this form (there is a baptism checkbox).
Cindi Williams
CHILDREN & FAMILIES MINISTRY
​ DIRECTOR
cell (352) 598-0271