New CHE Lessons
You can now download and test drive some of our new CHE Lessons! These are brand new--many are not even available on the CHE USB yet. But don't just look at the new lessons--try them out in the field and give us your feedback.
Login to the Members Area and then mouse over "Lessons" and select "New Lesson".
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New Teaching Children's CHE Manual! Learn how to train children in Children's CHE, and how to work in schools. Sample Children's CHE lessons, stories, Bible studies, picture books and picture pages are included for practice teaching. The manual is available in the members' section of www.chenetwork.org under Lessons/New Lessons and Manuals.
Never underestimate the power of God's Word and Holy Spirit when brought to others through His Little Sheep! Jody - I'm not seeing the new manual on the Global CHE Network. How can we obtain a copy? Thanks!
3 days ago · 1New HIV Education Outreach manual! This manual is available in the members' section of www.chenetwork.org/ under Lessons/New CHE Lessons and Manuals. Many thanks to Cynthia Calla and LifeRise AIDS Resources. The four most important messages about HIV are:
1) Prevent – People Can Prevent HIV
2) Test – People at Risk for HIV Need to Be Tested
3) Treat – People with HIV Need to Be Treated
4) Protect – Pregnant Women Need to Be Tested and Treated
From Kevin Pippert in Zambia: "Great time at CHE Convention in Zambia-Great things happening here through Community Health Evangelism & Education Program!"
Global CHE Network shared Bridges of Hope International's post.
Bridges/Liebenzell Update August 15-21: CHE Sweet Home: Abuse; Suicide; Looting; and Identity Documents -
CHE teams: Are you working with orphans and vulnerable children, or with children who are victims of violence? Are you working with World Without Orphans? We would like to hear your experiences. Share your stories!
