Family Ministries Resource Book 2024
The Family Ministries Resource Book is an annual resource organized by the General Conference Family Ministries department with input from the world field to supply local churches around the world with resources for the special family emphases weeks and Sabbaths. Within this Resource Book you will find sermon ideas, seminars, children’s stories as well as leadership resources, reprinted articles and book reviews to help facilitate these special days and other programs you may want to implement during the year (click here to download the resource book or click on the image).
Resource Book Surveys
- Family Life Profile Survey
- Family Life Profile
- Family Ministries Interest Survey
- Community Family Life Education Survey
- Sample Evaluation
Family Ministries Resource Book 2023
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Download the COVID-19 Survival Guide for Families, Parenting and Families
The COVID-19 public health crisis has also become an emotional and spiritual challenge for countless individuals as well as marriage and family relationships around the world. This situation has provoked anxiety, stress, tension, grief and even spiritual uncertainty.
To help you intentionally use this time to build up your marriage and family relationships, Adventist Family Ministries has developed the COVID-19 Survival Guides for Marriage, Parenting, and Families. Each guide has more than 15 carefully selected messages about nurturing relationships, family worship, grief, safety in the home, hope and much more.
Family Ministry Resource Books 1992 - 2023
- 1992 - Passing on the Torch
- 1993 - Families Reaching Families
- 1994 - Empowering Families for Growth and Change
- 1995 - Making Families Whole
- 1996 - Family Seasons
- 1997 - Peace and Healing
- 1998 - Families Filled with Joy
- 1999 - Facing Family Crises
- 2000 - New Beginnings
- 2001 - Understanding Families
- 2002 - Families of Faith
- 2003 - It Takes a Family
- 2004 - Family Evangelism
- 2005 - Celebrate Marriage
- 2006 - Managing God's Resources at Home
- 2007 - Relationships Where Grace is in Place
- 2008 - Relationships Where Love is in Place
- 2009 - Building Relationships for Now and Eternity
- 2010 - Becoming Family
- 2011 - Celebration of Love
- 2012 - Families Reaching Up
- 2013 - Families Reaching Out
- 2014 - Families Reaching Across
- 2015 - Building Family Memories
- 2016 - Healthy Families for Eternity
- 2017 - Growing Disciples
- 2018 - Discipleship and Service
- 2019 - Strengthening Disciples
- 2020 - Making Disciples
- 2021 - Unity in Community
- 2022 - Family Resilience
- 2023 - Families and Mental Health
Through engaging, informative, and spiritual discussions about issues facing todayʼs families, Real Family Talk seeks to strengthen families and inspire hope. In each edition, the Olivers draw from their pastoral, educational, and counseling experience to navigate discussions about family life, approaching each topic with practical solutions and sound biblical principles.
Sexuality
- Pornography Resource List
- How to Talk to Your Children About Sex - PDF
- Helping Teens with Their Sexuality - Ron & Karen Flowers
Single Living
- Grow Your Church Through Adventist Single Adult Ministries - Webinar by Dr Andrea Hicks
- Whole in Jesus - Adventist Single Adult Ministries Sabbath Programme
- Singles Ministry - Necessary or Non-Starter - by Annell Smith
Training - Single Adult Ministries for Local Church Leaders
This free certification course is designed to equip local church leaders with the knowledge and skills necessary to lead out in Single Adult Ministries in their churches and communities. This course allows students to work at their own pace. It requires learners to watch videos, read Adventist Single Adult Ministries: A Training Program for Local Church Leaders, take quizzes, and perform independent study assignments.
All learning activities are specifically designed to equip local Church leaders with the information and skills they need to strengthen families in their churches and communities. The course is facilitated by the NAD Family Ministries Department. Visit the Adventist Learning Community website for more details.