Friends With God Bible Lessons New Testament
$32.99
13 surprising visitors are heading to your Sunday school class–and they’ll change how your kids look at the Bible…forever!
See your kids’ faces light up as an angel appears, describing the fun of surprising shepherds on a hillside outside Bethlehem with the best news ever. Imagine the impact when Mary whispers how she’s trusting God to protect her little family as they flee to Egypt to keep Jesus safe. Or when Peter shares how Jesus’ power let him heal a man who’d never walked–a man who then leapt, danced, and praised God! Your kids (grades 1-5) will explore 13 Bible stories along with people who were actually there. Your kids will discover these action-packed, emotion-filled stories happened to real people–people just like them! Each one-hour Sunday school lesson includes an interactive script, friend-making icebreaker, giggle-worthy game, creative craft, and powerful prayer time…plus you’ll get a 12-song sing-along CD. You’ll reach every type of learner with first-person accounts that cement learning for a lifetime!
This book includes reproducible pages.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781470760083
ISBN10: 1470760088
Produced by: Group Publishing
Binding: Other
Published: June 2020
Publisher: Group Publishing
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