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Sunday School Lessons for Children's Ministry

Our Bible lesson plans are teacher-friendly, do not require extensive planning or preparation, and are versatile for multiple-aged Christian classes. Use them in Sunday school, kids' church, midweek programming, and Bible clubs too! 

We offer a wide variety of Bible Curriculum, Children's sermons, Bible games, Christian crafts, and Biblical skits to enhance your children's spiritual development and make lesson time fun! And, don't miss our printable Bible Posters to liven your classroom setting and to coordinate with your lesson plans.

Bible Volley Ball

Use this Bible game to reinforce memorization skills.

What you need: Large playground ball; a memory queue*:  the Bible verses your class has been memorizing, such as the Books of the Bible, The 23rd Psalm, The Lord's Prayer, The Beatitudes, The Fruit of the Spirit, The Ten Commandments, etc.

How to play: Divide class into two teams. Players on teams line up side-by-side, an arms distance apart. Have teams face each other, begin by standing 3-4 feet apart. Ball is given to one of the players on the end. Player holding the ball starts the game by saying the first word in the memory queue*, and then bounces it to the opposing player on the other team. That player must then say the next word in the memory queue. If the player is unable to say the correct word, that player is out. If you prefer the player to stay in the game, player can pass it back across to the other team. Teams make points for every correct word spoken. After the line of players have had a chance to say the memory que, players take a step back to widen the gap. You can also decide to eliminate players for not tossing the ball correctly or not catching the ball. Play continues as long as time allows. 

If you like this game, then you'll love Bible Games Explosion!

 

Easter Eggs Craft and Games

For the Lenten Season - Kids Make Their Own Set!

The pictures tell the Easter story. Children color and cut their own set of twelve eggs. Use the egg patterns to hold hard-boiled or candy-filled plastic eggs, or cut out the egg shapes and place them inside 12 plastic eggs or in one large egg. There are multiple uses for this craft. Learn more.

A Quick Skit for Lent

A Kingly Crown


(Based on the Parable of the Tenant, Luke 20:9-18)

Actors: Narrator, King, Messengers (1, 2, and 3), People (the rest of the children).

Props: King's throne, crown, robe, scepter, and Bible-time clothes (use robes, or drape large pieces of cloth over shoulders, head coverings, shawls, etc. The Messengers and People dress in Bible-time clothes. Write #1, 2, and 3 on separate sheets of paper and then pin them on the Messengers. Have the People stand in a half-circle around the King's throne, with the Messengers standing behind the King.)

Children perform according to Narrator's command (the bolded italics are for prompting the children to do the action).

Narrator: A long time ago their lived a very famous, benevolent king, which means he was very kind and generous. The king ruled from his royal throne. He wore a fine royal robe, a beautiful crown, and held the royal scepter in his hand.

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A Life-Giving Devotional

The Tree, Christ in You

"I have given them your word and the world has hated them, for they are not of the world any more than I am of the world. My prayer is not that you take them out of the world but that you protect them from the evil one. They are not of the world, even as I am not of it" John 17:14-16.

It was a crisp, south Florida, Saturday morning, a perfect day to ride my bicycle. I grabbed my camera and took off. The ride to the ocean was spectacular. The clear, blue sky, every blade of grass, every stone, every leaf and ocean wave cried out, "Praise the Lord, let all creation, praise the Lord!"

I snapped several pictures at the inlet; amazed at God's handiwork. Even though I've been there dozens of times before, this day was particularly dazzling. 

I continued my ride, pushing hard on the peddles—faster, faster, breathing in, exhaling slowly; I was awestruck at every turn. Then I saw it— continue reading.
 

 

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