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I choose this picture because its true that you need to think before posting and that you never know who is going to see your picture so you need to be careful.

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This picture shows computer arrows pointing at a person in the middle. It refers to being cyberbullied and felt down.

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It's very important to understand that even though rude and disrespectful words can mean nothing. 19% of all people who are cyberbullied attempt suicide because they take rude words in an extremely negative way.

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It's important to know that people have emotions, so we always have to be kind toward others.

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I chose this image because it is always important to never be the person that is creating all of the trouble for everyone. You should always make people aware of what is happening and let a trustworthy adult that you are being cyber
bullied

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I chose this because u have to think befor you post things

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I chose it because its important to  beware of what you share

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mine is respect others as you would respect yourself it means treat others as you want to be treated

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I chose it because people need to follow it

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﻿ How to be a safe gamer ﻿ Check the age rating for the game, don't swear online and show RESPECT to other gamers.

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This shows that you have to be kind online, and make sure that you are calm even if you see something bad.

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What do teachers think about online safety and responsibility? Teachers are trusted adults and they always care for our safety, no matter if it's physical, emotional, or online.

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I chose it because social media can let people know information about you so this represents everything going out and things that people get to know and they should not.

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I chose this picture because It reminds me that do not post everything, you need to think before you post something.

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I chose this picture because you have to tell an adult that you trust about things that are happening to you. They will help you block the person that is giving you a hard time.

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I like this because it show's that to be kind to others so people would like you.

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I chose this because it reminds people to respect

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This post is mostly directed toward the staff or higher level ministry leader. Whether you are paid or unpaid doesn't matter. But I'm going to step on my proverbial soapbox and say a few things that many of you need to hear. If I'm being perfectly honest, sometimes I need someone to point their finger at me and remind me again.

You are the Children's Pastor. You are the Preschool Director. You are the (insert your title here). You are in your position for a reason. Okay, maybe some of you fell into your position on accident... you were available and your pastor snatched you and put you in charge... but it wasn't an accident. You have one of the most amazing responsibilities on the planet. You are a key influencer in the spiritual formation of multiple lives. Kids are going to make it to heaven and experience a full life of purpose here in this world because of a part that you play. That's amazing! That's beautiful! That's your privilege.

Please. For the love of all that is good. Have more respect for yourself. Have more respect for the calling God has placed on your life. Some of you are probably asking, "What do you mean? I respect myself!" Let me break this down.

Stop arriving at the church two hours early to set up chairs.

Stop taking craft supplies home and prepping them for Sunday mornings.

Stop making the supply runs mid-week for snacks and other supplies.

Stop spending four nights a week calling people to fill this Sunday's schedule.

Stop making copies of this week's curriculum.

Stop it. Just stop it.

(breath)

Anyone can set up chairs. Anyone can prep crafts. Anyone can run errands. Anyone can make copies. Anyone can make phone calls (well, almost).

But...

No one can do what you do. You're leading the ministry because God put you there. He put you there so that you could invest in others and build into a team. He put you there so that you could multiply yourself into an army of others (sometimes armies start with just one or two). Let me level with you. When it comes to the most important things you could possibly do with your time, menial tasks aren't even in the top 50. You need to be hanging out and investing in leaders. You need to be connecting with and helping parents. You need to be building something that lasts beyond your tenure.

This week, take a look at the list of tasks you do each and every week. Find a way to delegate one off your plate in the next week or two. There's someone out there who LOVES to do the stuff you need to pass on. Take the time. Find them and empower them. Read Ephesians 4:12 if you need reminding.

Respect yourself and respect the calling God put on your life and focus on only the things you can do and delegate everything else to the team you need to build.

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This post is mostly directed toward the staff or higher level ministry leader. Whether you are paid or unpaid doesn't matter. But I'm going to step on my proverbial soapbox and say a few things that many of you need to hear.

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This shows that everything you post stays on social media so before you post you should think about it. If you don't think it is right don't post it

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This one basically wraps up internet safety. It is important to think before you post, comment and browse. "What will other people think of this?" "What are the consequences?"

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I chose this picture because it tells you all the concepts of being online and making good choices.

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I chose this picture because I think it makes difference.

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I chose this picture because it explains how to stay safe in social media apps.

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Eliza:I think that this contradicts to this topic about A -you have to accept the rules of the website                          B- you have to respect the website and the people using it

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Eliza:I think that this contradicts to this topic about A -you have to accept the rules of the website                          B- you have to respect the website and the people using it

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I chose this picture because there should be a button to click which shows privacy. Everybody should have their own privacy.

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I choose this because it is important not to cyber bully anyone it is just as bad or worse than normal bullying.
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