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Hyles Sunday School Manual

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This book is the ultimate in practical, inciteful and useful in lamens terms on how to implement a church Sunday school. Covers everything from structure, boosting attendance, setting up educably slow, deaf, Spanish, adults, children, singles, married classes. If you are looking for ideas on how to boost your Sunday School attendance, learn how to structure a Sunday School, this is the book for you!

Another Hyles essay on his own greatness. Hyles' mixes some Dale Carnegie, some "power of positive thinking" and a ton of cliches that have existed in previously Southern Baptist churches to produce a useless and unrealistic and totally amoral guidebook on church leadership.

You can evaluate a man's work by its outcome. Hyles former church now spouts gross and profane heresies about communion being a sex act between the believer and God. His college, Hyles-Anderson has graduated more indicted or convicted felons than any school I have ever heard of. The book is well organized and will lead you down a gilded road to destroying the genuine faith that resides in your church. Shun his method.

God used Dr. Jack Hyles to build "America's Largest Sunday School". This book shows you how it was done and how you can use the same methods to help your church.

This book is excellent. The greatest is the practicality of everything Brother Hyles teaches. None of this is "theory"; it's from the REAL world and has been used for years and years at the great First Baptist Church of Hammond, Indiana.

Jack Hyles, untill his death in Febraury 2001 was nothing more than a cult leader. His sermons were nothing more than exercises in his immense ego and pride. As a former student at Hyles-Anderson College, who was taught out of this book. I saw first-hand the hero worship that was heaped upon this man by mindless followers (myself included). Luckily I realized how misguided this way of thinking was and left the college/cult.

If you really want a taste of the Hyles Cult, order some of his old sermons tapes from Frist Baptist Chruch of Hammond, IN and count the number of times he uses the word I or uses himself or his life as an example. You'll be surprised at the results.

I welcome anyone to e-mail me to dicusss this further.