Catechism Advice

[Ken Monk]

I am currently teaching different age groups of children at my church.
With some I am using the Spurgeon Catechism, with others the
Children's Prove It Catechism.

To assist me in preparing the lessons, I am mainly using GI
Williamson's commentary on the Westminster Shorter for the Spurgeon
Catechism and Small Talks on Big Questions by Helms and Kahler for the
Prove It catechism, but would also like some decidedly baptistic
works. Any recommendations?

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Kenneth W. Monk
Arlington, TX
http://themadmonk.wordpress.com

[Thomas Heringer]

Ken, I have sent off a message to some one that may have the answer for you.

--
Thomas F. Heringer
Even so, come, Lord Jesus.Revelation 22:20b

[Thomas Heringer]

Ken, is the fact that I have moderating set on posts bothering you. If that is the case I will turn off that feature. I can always change it later if we get someone in that we are having problems with.

[Ken Monk]

On 6/21/07, Thomas Heringer <tfher...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Ken, is the fact that I have moderating set on posts bothering you. If that
> is the case I will turn off that feature. I can always change it later if we
> get someone in that we are having problems with.

I don't mind being moderated at all. What ever works best for the
group and easiest for you. I certainly understand the need for a
carefully moderated group.

I have moderated a Yahoo group before and was able to select specific
members to be un-moderated and found that to be very helpful. If
Google allows the same that may ease the burden of being a group
moderator.

And thanks for checking on those resources for me.

Kenneth W. Monk
5108 Parliament Dr
Arlington, TX 76017
817.483.2006
http://themadmonk.wordpress.com

[Dead Puritans]

A Scriptural Exposition of The Baptist Catechism by Benjamin Beddome