Category: Childrens Church Activities
Ways to Provide Community Service – Neighborhood Outreach
This area of community service requires parental cooperation more than any other as it requires parents to have scrutinized neighbors or to participate. One easy way to approach neighborhood outreach is with an attitude of “since we’re doing ours, let’s do theirs.”
Bible Crafts – Christmas and Easter Ornaments
As your Sunday School or Bible Study students get a little older(ages 10 and up), this is a fun, beautiful craft that can be done during various holidays. With the Christmas season fast approaching, try this craft.
Thankgsiving Sunday School Crafts – Finger Print Craft
This is a great craft to have in your “Bag of Tricks” that can be easily adapted to any holiday or theme. These Thanksgiving Sunday school crafts can be used for most holiday themes.
Following God’s Voice
Sometimes following God’s will is like running an obstacle course. You don’t know where you’ll end up and when, but the idea is to complete God’s will and get to the other side. Play this game with your students to reinforce your message of following God’s will.
Sunday School Activities – Why God Doesn’t Give Us Tons of Stuff
We all get materialistic urges at times. God usually spoon feeds us the things we get in life or we’d make a huge mess. These Sunday school activities are good for Holiday season as the discussion covers Holiday shopping.
Sunday School Activities – Passing the Bully By
Here are Sunday school activities to use with your older Sunday school students to help them deal with the issue of bullies. Just as Isaiah was afraid, our children are often afraid of the bullies in their school or neighborhood.
Bible Study Lessons – Prophet Isaiah and Fears
For our Bible study lessons on Isaiah we’re going to talk about good fear and bad fear. We’ll be using a list of the six biggest fears of kids given by doctors. Pick one that you have felt and draw a picture of you having that fear. Later on we’ll talk about whether this is a good fear or a bad fear.
Children’s Sunday School Lessons – Isaiah & “Wait ‘Til Your Father Gets Home!”
Children’s Sunday school lessons on Isaiah offer special insights on good fears, bad fears, fear of the Lord, and what that means. Jeremiah and Isaiah don’t include any stories, and the words of the prophets can be sad and even frightening. But Isiah speaks great words about heaven, which will give children a sense that every story on earth can have a happy ending.
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