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About
this site:
Rotation.org
is a volunteer created not-for-profit website supporting those who use the Workshop Rotation Model
for Sunday School. Rotation.org exists because of the
generosity of its content contributors,
Supporting Member donations and additional Special Donations made by Rotation churches and individuals who believe in sharing
their ideas, enthusiasm and lesson materials with others.
Ken
& Phyllis Wezeman are our paid Resource Coordinators here
at Rotation.org.
They work with Supporting Members and the Writing Team and can be contacted at coordinator@rotation.org
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Jack Gilmour, Rotation pioneer, passes away at the
age of 89
I first
met Jack Gilmour in the early 90's when he came to our church in
Barrington Illinois to learn about the Rotation Model. His booming
bass voice, 6-2 frame, and old school look filled the room. Almost
immediately I could see his retired wheels turning.
Jack
later told me that he and his beloved wife Peg, and Cliff Heagy,
Director of Education at Jack's church (and a rotation pioneer in
his own right), -began to plan their church's Rotation "in the car
ride home." Indeed, Jack and Cliff implemented one of the very first
Rotation Sunday Schools, and went on to enthusiastically share their
experience and expertise.
In the
succeeding years, Jack was instrumental in organizing many of the
original Chicagoland rotation churches, and helped launch several
regional and national rotation seminars. His "Opening the Doors"
rotation newsletter kept many of us connected and informed.
A
retired successful businesman and outspoken leader in his church,
Jack was a force to be reckoned with. But what impressed me most
about the man was his passion for his church's childrens ministry,
and for kids themselves, -that they would know Christ. He wasn't
just a volunteer, he was a shepherd.
Sitting
on my bookcase is a small stained-glass Star of Bethlehem that Jack
made by-hand and gave to me several Christmas' ago. Not only is it a
fitting symbol of his faith and ministry, but the fact that he made
it late in his life when he was nearly blind --is a meaning too deep
for words.
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Neil MacQueen
Rotation.org Founder & Mechanic
"Lenten Journey" at Emmanuel Reformed, Castleton NY
The Synagogue (worship) Workshop and Ark of the Covenant
at University Christian, Ft Worth TX
Have some great Rotation photos you want to share? Email them to
Neil at webmaster2@rotation.org
About "The Writing
Team"
In addition to the thousands
of freely available lessons and lesson sets contributed by volunteers, a group of Rotation.org
volunteers have been writing lesson sets together for many years.
We call them "The Writing Team." To date, they've produce
over two dozen creative and detailed Rotation lesson sets, and
continue to write about 4 sets a year.
The Writing Team is
professionally organized by our paid coordinators, Ken and
Phyllis Wezeman, and professionally edited by them.
Organizing and Editing the Volunteer Writing Team is our #1 budget expense.
The result, however, is very creative, rotationally &
theologically sound, professionally edited FREE Sunday School
lessons!
Many of the volunteers writers
are experienced lesson writers, all are Rotation educators, and
very creative. Each writes for a workshop that they are
particularly gifted in.
Here are
just a few of the many volunteer-created, professionally
edited Writing Team
lesson sets available for free to Supporting Members:
Pentecost, Adam
& Eve, Esther, Psalm 8, The Anointing of David,
Gethsemane
Jacob & Esau, Deborah, Elijah & the Widow, Chariot of Fire:
Elisha Receives Elijah's Mantle, Call of the Disciples ,
Nicodemus, The Great Commission, The Beatitudes
The Walk to Emmaus, Jesus' Birth through the eyes of Isaiah,
Jesus Raises Lazarus, Jesus and The Ten Lepers , Palm
Sunday, The boy Jesus in the Temple, Peter do you love me?
Feed my sheep!, Ascension of Jesus
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