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  1. A hand full of kids, who come regularly, can be very rewarding to teach. There is an intimacy and “up-close-and-personal” feeling when a small group meet regularly. This is not always possible for a teacher who has many children and is physically at a distance from them when teaching.

    My colleague and I have taught up to 300 children at a time, but love the more intimate sessions with small groups.

    God bless every kidmin worker, whether they have 5, 50 or 500 kids! You are all valuable in the work of God and every individual child is precious.

    Thanks, Bill, for encouraging those of us who have the “handfulls” of children, rather than the “hallfulls”!

  2. Jennifer West

    I’m teaching Cubbies for the first time and many nights the only Cubbie is my own child! Other nights there are two. We prepare the same as if there were ten. The message of the gospel (planting and watering) is the most important thing of all, big or small.

    Thank you, Commander Bill, for all your help and for the many AWANA workers out there!

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