Cadet Sunday Bulletin Covers

A perfect complement to your church's Cadet Sunday worship service is the Cadet Sunday bulletin cover. The front cover will feature a photograph or illustration based on the theme (see right). The back cover will have information about the the ministry of Cadeting.
The Litany for Cadet Sunday is posted below or can be found in the Fall Clarion Newsletter.

Bulletin Covers

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Sermon Notes for Cadet Sunday
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Theme Logos

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Data Projector Presentation Backgrounds

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Song Suggestions
for Cadet Sunday

Below are suggestions for songs (and the writer) that fit the 2009/2010 Cadet theme

Be Thou My Vision(Eleanor H. Hull / M. Byrne)
Fill All My Vision(Avis B. Christiansen)
Great is thy Faithfulness(Thomas O. Chisholm)
Here I Am to Worship(Tim Hughes)
I Lift My Eyes Up(Brian Doerksen)
I Saw the Light(Hank Williams, Sr.)
I See Love(Third Day / Steven Curtis Chapman)
In Heaven’s Eyes(Phill McHugh)
In Wonder(Richard Knott, sung by Newsboys)
Lord of Beauty(Cyril Argentine Alington)
Never Look Away(Jason Ingram / Jason Roy)
Oh Lord, You’re Beautiful(Keith Green)
Open the Eyes of My Heart Lord(Paul Baloche)
Pure Light(Louie Giglio / Matt Redman)
Shine Jesus Shine(Graham Kendrick)
The Light of the World is Jesus(Philip P. Bliss)
Through My Eyes(FFH: Jeromy Deibler / Mark Vogel)
Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus(Helen H. Lemmel)
We Shall Behold Him(Dottie Rambo)
When I Open My Eyes(Across the Sky)

General Information on
Cadet Sunday/Cadet Week

      

Cadet Theme Poster

Theme for 2009/2010

20/20 Vision

Sermon Notes

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Theme Verse

“Can a blind man lead a blind man? Will they not both fall into a pit? A student is not above his teacher, but everyone who is fully trained will be like his teacher.”

Luke 6:39–40

Cadet Sunday Litany 2009–2010

Leader: Come let us worship. Let us bow down and kneel before the Lord, our Maker and our God.
Congregation: We have come to worship. We want to praise our God. Like the saints of old we say, “Sir, we want to see Jesus.”
Leader: In our worship, we praise our God for clearly showing Himself to us. We believe with the apostle Paul that since the beginning of the world, God’s invisible qualities have been clearly seen.
Congregation: We want to seek Jesus — not because of what we have, or because of a miracle we have seen, but for the truth of eternal life.
Leader: We seek to be witnesses to the things we have seen and heard.
Congregation: We rejoice to see Jesus’ day come and we give God praise for showing His glory.
Leader: People of God, we need to read and to study God’s Word to be able to understand our world, to see clearly with 20/20 vision.
Congregation: We claim the truth, “Happy are the pure in heart for they shall see God.”
Leader: We who are teachers, counselors and those who lead are warned not to be blind guides. “For can a blind man lead a blind man? Will they not both fall into a pit?”
Congregation: We all need to practice what we preach — to be sure that our lives match our words.
Leader: We challenge you to train yourselves in godliness, for godliness has value for all things.
Congregation: As our neighbors watch us and get to know us they need to be able to see that we have been with Jesus.
Leader: Cadets, counselors and congregation, I challenge you to see the world in which you live clearly, with 20/20 vision.
Congregation: We wish to see clearly, to see the Kingdom of God come with power.
Leader: I tell you the truth no one can see the Kingdom of God unless he is born again.
Congregation: Often in this world we see “a poor reflection as in a mirror.” But someday we will see clearly.
Leader: Jesus said, “Blessed are your eyes because they see.”
Congregation: We praise our God and we say with the saint of old, “My eyes have seen your salvation, which you have prepared in the sight of all people.”
Leader: Even as you see clearly now with 20/20 vision, let Jesus be seen in you!
Congregation: Yes, we want to see Jesus! But also we want Jesus to be seen in us.

Scripture: Psalm 95:6–7; John 12:21; Romans 1:20; John 6:26; Acts 4:20; John 8:56; Matthew 5:8; Luke 6:39; Matthew 23:5; 1 Timothy 4:7–8; Acts 4:13; Mark 9:1; John 3:3; 1 Corinthians 13:12; Matthew 13:16; Luke 2:30–31