The current lesson plan is designed for families like mine who are busy but would like to spend a couple minutes discussing God’s word and
A few years ago, my daughter (who is now 9 years old) started complaining that during our scripture reading we almost exclusively learned from men’s
The scriptures in this lesson focus on how/why the gospel of Christianity was to be taken to everyone – not just the Jews that Jesus
I’ve broken today’s lesson into two main parts: “The Woman Who Anointed Jesus” and “The Last Supper.” I plan to use this lesson plan for
The book of Esther has a strong narrative that makes it ideal for having the class act out* the story. Bring simple props for crowns,
Guest post by Lindsey Jarman In making this lesson, I owe a debt of gratitude to Reverend Dr. Fatimah Salleh and Margaret Olsen Hemming for
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