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As a curriculum for upper elementary students, "I Believe" clearly explains basic Christian doctrines through using key concepts from the Apostles' Creed. With plenty of practical examples and biblical references, this kid-friendly curriculum is designed to help students not only grasp essential biblical truths but apply them to their lives....
Designed for first through fifth graders by the children's ministry team at Community Christian Church (Naperville, Illinois), "Trust Me!" is a three-week curriculum that teaches children to trust God more fully. Highly interactive, and thoroughly field-tested, this Bible-based series based on the life of David comes with step-by-step instructions for...
Summertime means it's time for vacation Bible school. But every year poses its challenges. How can we find enough volunteers? And can we trust them with our kids? Which curriculum should we use? Can we run the program on a reduced budget?This 23-page training tool can help answer these questions....
Designed for first through fifth graders by the children's ministry staff at Community Christian Church (Naperville, Illinois), Good News in Tough Times is a three-week curriculum focused on walking with God through life's dark valleys. Highly interactive, and thoroughly field-tested, this Bible-based series comes with step-by-step instructions for easy setup,...
Created in conjunction with Bethel Seminary's Work with Purpose initiative with funding from the Kern Family Foundation, this 31-page training resource makes the theological case for the importance of vocation while providing practical training for how church leaders can affirm others in their callings. "Faith and Work" is designed to...
The task of protecting children has become an important and necessary function of the church. This program is designed to keep your children safe by reviewing how your current system looks to children and their parents. You can then implement new ideas so anyone walking through your doors will feel...
Learning is not an easily diagrammed 1-2-3-4 process, says Marlene LeFever in this training tool. "God was much more creative when he crafted our minds. Each of us learns best in a pattern that is uniquely ours."The children's and adult education programs in our churches will be more effective when...
As a curriculum for middle school students, "How to Read the Bible" clearly explains the different genres of God's Word so kids can better understand what they're reading and how to apply it to their daily lives. With examples and anecdotes all middle school students can relate to, this kid-friendly...
Use this download to learn practical ways to tweak your curriculum. Discover ways to make any curriculum personal so that it has the most impact on the children in your ministryTable of Contents: Why Adapt Curriculum? Part 1 Learn the big picture reasons to adapt curriculum. Why Adapt Curriculum? Part...
When you try to build a children's ministry in a small or new church, you face unique obstacles. You might not have any volunteers in place. You might be meeting in a rented facility. Your favorite curriculum might assume you have more resources than are available. You don't, however, have...