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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: most practical so far Review: I've read several books on incorporating children into a multi-generational worship gathering. Most are written from a more litturgical perspective, giving great arguments for the benefit and theories behind family oriented worship, but little practical advice for a more modern worship context. However, this book really helped give me some tools for making the sermon (lets face it, the hardest element for kids to connect with) more kid inclusive. I love that the goal is not to pander to kids or to give then a "childrens' sermon" that is seperate from the "real sermon", but to give them connecting points to the sermon that reinforces the truth that the sermon is for them too. Preaching to the entire family takes an incredible amount of creativity. You Can Preach to the Kids Too! helped build a framework for more practical, kid friendly sermons. The bonus is that most of the changes I've had to make also help the adults as well. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: don't waste your money Review: We bought this for our son when he was 6 mts old. He seemed to like it in the store, or maybe my husband really liked it, anyway he hardly ever plays with it. He is now 9 mts and still has no intrest in it. I wouldn't waste your money on it. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Awesome CD!!!!!! Review: This has to possibly be one of the best CD's that I have ever heard. I was at a concert and Trapt was the opening band for audioslave and in my mind, they stole the show. They have a full CD of great music and I would recommend this CD to anyone. This is the best way to spend $15 so go ahead and buy it, you'll like it. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: The One Book to Read Review: Heroes is a wonderful collection of stories of very real people (and in some cases animals) who did their level best to help others during an unprecedented tragedy. The stories range from ones about those who gave their lives to save others to those who did all they could and wish they could've done more. The author describes unlikely heroes - like those who help a wheelchair bound officemate out of the Twin Towers - as well as professionals who did their jobs with total selflessness - like the group of nurses who happened to be in DC for a conference and ended up working the triage unit at the Pentagon. If you only read one book about the events of September 11, it should be Heroes. It is a wonderful testimony to the human spirit. Answer:
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