Sunday school program ideas

Use this preteen Sunday school lesson to teach kids that God can do all things! Use this preschool Sunday school lesson: Dealing With Grief to help young children deal with grief. Use this Sunday school lesson to help elementary-age kids deal with grief. Use this preteen Sunday school lesson and ideas to help children deal with grief.

Use this quick nursery Sunday school lesson: Make a Joyful Noise to help little ones make a joyful noise to God! Use this preschool Sunday school lesson: Make a Joyful Noise to help preschoolers learn to make a joyful noise to God. Use this preteen Sunday school lesson: Make a Joyful Noise to help preteens make a joyful noise to God.

Use this preschool Sunday school lesson: The Apostle Peter to teach preschoolers about making good choices. Use this preteen Sunday school lesson: The Apostle Peter to introduce upper-elementary-age kids to a hero of the faith.

Use this Bible lesson based on Genesis to teach preschoolers about Cain and Abel and getting along with siblings. Use this Sunday school lesson based on Genesis to teach preteens about Cain and Abel. Use this preschool Sunday school lesson: David and Goliath to help children trust God for strength.

Use this preteen Sunday school lesson: David and Goliath to help kids learn to honor God with victories. Use this quick preschool Sunday school lesson: God and Abraham to teach preschoolers about trusting God. Use this preschool Sunday school lesson: Jesus and Zacchaeus to teach preschoolers about Jesus and Zacchaeus. Use this preteen Sunday school lesson to teach kids about Jesus and Zacchaeus.

Use this Sunday school lesson for preschoolers: Jesus and Me with little ones in your church. Use this preteen Sunday school lesson: Jesus and Me to help kids grow closer to Jesus. Use this preschool Sunday school lesson: Mary and Martha to help children learn to make time for Jesus.

Use this preteen Sunday school lesson: Time With God to help kids make time with God a daily priority. Use this preschool Sunday school lesson: Woman at the Well to teach John Use this preteen Sunday school lesson: Woman at the Well to teach kids about Jesus.

Use Dr. Looking for more lessons? Check out these ideas! Your Comment very good material which encourages me to continue serving in the childrens ministry. That is so awesome, Thembelihle! Hi Philip! We have a lot of free lessons on this website for preschool and lower elementary. Just explore our entire site! Praise the Lord, I want to teach Sunday school children in Hindi by projecter. Please help me. So o think u may help me how to to do it, or assist me with materials that I may use to help the teachers and the kids, junior youth and youth itself.

Hi Dezzy! Feel free to use any of our lessons. We also have lots of articles available on teacher training and teaching tips.

Just explore our site and find what best works for your ministry! The title reads lessons but I can only open two. Hi Kelly! You can also search the articles by the name in the search bar. How do I get materials to help me on teaching in sunday school. I will be grad if u help. Kindly send through my email all the lesson thanks and be blessed.

Hi Connie! How to Reform a Sunday School Program. Article How did we address this problem at that church? Building Blocks Preach faithfully from the Bible.

The church will get to know you, and trust you, through your preaching. Get to know your congregation before you make changes. Find out why the church does what it does. Remind the church often of the good in its history and practices, and build on it. Restrain yourself from criticizing the way thing have been done. Teacher Development Recruit the best teachers for all your classes.

Always be training new teachers. Discern your own heart: why do you want to do what you want to do? Study the Bible. Teach from the Bible about the changes you want to make. Teach your leaders about the direction you want to lead the church, and pray about it together. Read more about each of these plays in their descriptions below!

As you know, up until now all the skits on this page have been written by the same author Sharon Chatwell. But now we offer a new skit by Mark Main. It is a wonderful Christmas Skit called The Nativity and it is written for all ages to perform. You are welcome to use it for free in your ministry. The Nativity. The heavens declare the glory of God; the skies proclaim the work of his hands. Day after day they pour forth speech; night after night they reveal knowledge.

They have no speech, they use no words; no sound is heard from them. Yet their voice goes out into all the earth, their words to the ends of the world. Psalm Adults and children will love this play. It has its own original song as well! This song is great for elementary age students to sing! How to Download these Christmas Songs: Choose the song you wish to download. Click on the link and a new page will open with the song, which will start playing.

A dialogue box will appear. Select "Save As Permission to Copy: You have my permission to download and copy the things you find here to use in your ministry.

You may also make your own Audio CD to use with your group this Christmas! You can download it by clicking the button to the right. Try these Christmas Skits in class - whether with an audience or not! Always remember the punch and cookies! Merry Christmas! This is one of our funny Christmas skits for teens! It's both challenging and fun for youth to perform for their families! Throw in a few props, some costumes, and a couple of Children's Choirs, and you've got yourself a full-fledged Christmas Pageant!

Choose this minute skit if you have a group of teens with some acting experience and a love of grease paint! Evangelical in nature, this play would be great for family friends to see and appreciate, especially if they aren't sure whether they believe in Christmas or not! Narrator 2 admits, at the beginning, that he is not sure he believes it all.

He had believed in Santa Claus Narrator 1 agrees to tell him the story, to see if he will believe it. The Narrators take turns reading the script and occasionally interact with the actors onstage. Mary, in particular, speaks several times with Narrator 2, asking him if he believes yet. Narrator 2 becomes more engaged with the story as it continues, wondering what will happen to Mary and to the baby Jesus.

This play is now available in Spanish, thanks to our translator Heidi Vasquez. Check out "A Christmas to Believe In! Students ages years will enjoy performing this play! Other children act out the parts of the Christmas Story as it unfolds.

Eventually it is revealed that Old Star was the original Christmas Star , which shone on the night that Jesus was born, and that it was his light that led the Wise Men to find Baby Jesus. Song suggestions are made throughout the play, which may be included as you like. An original song accompanies the play and is called "There's a New Star in the Sky. This song incorporates part of the traditional song "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star" and gives us a lovely new version of this beloved old song.

I wrote the original music and lyrics. I am grateful to God for giving them to me. I hope that they will bless you during your performances.

My special thanks to Nathan James Larsen who arranged the song for piano and guitar and who performed the demo. You can find out more about Nathan and hear some of his great original music on Sound Cloud at Pop Revolution. Image Details Source: www. Image Details Source: worldartsme. Your email address will not be published. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.

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