Find creative ways to make Scripture memorization fun. Here are some tips about times and ways to help your family memorize.
Intentionality
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Take every chance you can to practice faith-talk with your children.
In addition to being intentional about communicating with your children, be intentional about modeling and sharing your faith.
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