PROGRAM CONSIDERATIONS A MINIMUM of $150.00 or more is desired whenever possible. Through budget allotment plus a free will offering, actual expenses ($325.00 per program event) should be covered whenever possible. If an actual financial hardship exists, we will make ever effort to accommodate! Please be fair about a request of this nature. We will not allow the dollar bill to dictate biblical outreach programs. We are a full-time non-profit corporation with significant overhead. Mileage, travel and site time come to mind yet actual expenses also include advertising, postage, office overhead, telephone, insurance, employee compensation, preparation, promotion, and equipment. Intangibles such as effective communication skills, specialized talent, experience, guaranteed professionalism, and sensible Biblical applications to the event's participants are considerations.

M & M*TEAM BIBLICAL THEMES Single event programming is customized to the theme or biblical passage of your choice. A brief synopsis of our multiple program themes is listed below. Similar themes with different titles are in parenthesis. WALKING WITH CHRIST (CHAMPIONS FOR JESUS) (A GOLD MINE WITH YOUR NAME ON IT) What does it take to be a Champion? Bedrock standards, commitment to excellence, decisive action, appropriate timing, and steadfastness to wholesome living and its practices are some components. Knowing Christ as Savior then heartily serving Him through our daily actions is brought to life. Practical day by day service and outreach opportunities are examined with an emphasis on lifestyle Christianity and friendship evangelism. SO YOU'RE ALMOST A TEEN (AM I WEIRD OR WHAT?) Our objective is to have the teens, near teens and their parents realize that a positive self image is simply "the ability of seeing yourself as God sees you, no more and no less." What creates positive self esteem and how to relate with peers while in the process of developing one's own self concept are examined. Realizing you're in the process of change, getting a hold of the "love" factors and addressing the "Who am I really?" issues are discussed in an entertaining yet informative manner. MIGHTY MEN OF GOD What do Moses, Paul, Jesus at thirteen and the women at the well have in common? Godly character, determination, willingness to share their faith and excitement about their faith. To be a mighty man of God, you need not be a man, nor be faultless and of sterling moral character before faith in Christ transforms you. To know Him is to Love Him. To love Him is to serve Him. If you do not serve Him, you do not love Him and if you don't love Him; you must not know Him. The "HOW TO'S" of faith, service and developing Biblical character is the emphasis of this series.

THE GOD OF NATURE IS OUR PERSONAL GOD God spoke into existence countless constellations yet holds us in the hollow of His hand! Over 2 trillion galaxies with 100 billion stars in each yet God personally cares for us. Stars, animals, birds, and other creatures are used to show God's power displayed through created things. The all powerful God is demonstrated as our personal friend. PROMISE, PURPOSE AND POWER (BECOMING ALL YOU CAN BE) Many of God's promises in the Word are amplified through sleight of hand and stories. We are created with a purpose and given power to fulfill the purposes which God intends for us. SAFARI OF OLD TESTAMENT (THE INCREDIBLE JOURNEY) (CACTUS COLLEGE) The safari of God's people and the interaction's of Moses, Pharaoh, and the Nation of Israel come alive. Discovering who God is, how He provides, protects and strengthens is explored. Great danger and death awaits those who take directions from the wrong source. Just as God showed His mighty power through the miracles in Egypt so does He through creation, nature around us, history, the sciences and through people's lives. BEAUTY AND THE BEAST Character sketches and storyline events of the Disney film, Beauty and the Beast are used to share life issues. Issues such as loving one another, true beauty is within, reaping what you sow, perseverance, problem solving, self-centeredness, and overcoming in spite of stereotypes are explored.