“Always tell the truth.” Download this resource

A one-page activity sheet on fathers and sons in the Bible. Can you identify the father from the description? Look up the reference, or use the key at the bottom of the sheet. Download this resource

A one-page illustrated activity sheet on fathers and sons in the Bible. Match the pairs. Key at the bottom of the sheet. For use with the “Who am I” sheet. Download this resource

“God called Samuel three times before Samuel knew it was God calling. Count and color each group of three” Download this resource

God hears the prayers of people all over the world. He can even hear the prayers that we pray silently and write in our journals. Start your own prayer journal to write and draw your prayers. Prayer Journal God hears the prayers of people all over the world. He… Read More

When a friend promises to eat lunch with you, you depend on him or her to be there at lunch time. The Israelites were the same way. They had received many promises from God. God promised to make them a great nation. God promised to take them to the Land… Read More

Epiphany is a Greek word that means “manifestation” or “appearance.” The season points us to God’s love for all the world as revealed or manifested in Christ Jesus.  Learn more about this third season in the Christmas cycle. Three Kings Day Epiphany Activities… Read More

Easter is full of traditions and symbols. Use the following links to find out what they all mean. Christ is risen! Learn more about the meaning of Easter. Read and reflect on the following resources for adults and children. Easter Resources for Adults Easter Symbols The Paschal… Read More

Use this collage to remind you of Jesus Christ, our living hope, who rose from the dead on Easter. Supplies needed:  Bible; poster board (approximately 17″ x 22″); construction paper (assorted colors); old magazines; marker; glue or paste; scissors.  In large block letters, write LIVING HOPE in the center… Read More

Use this activity to remind your family of the life that Jesus brought on the first Easter. Supplies needed:  Bible; 8-1/2″ x 11″ construction paper (assorted colors); Easter symbol patterns (butterfly, cross, egg, flowers, sunrise); pens or pencils; hole puncher; string; scissors; tree branch; potting soil; bucket. “Resurrect” a dead… Read More