Free Bible Images Review
This is a wonderful Bible image library for Sunday School teaching, Bible Schools, use at home etc. The images are a great resource of visual aids for many Bible stories. The images are free to
Children’s Bible Bulletins Resource Review
Are you on the hunt for quality Bible activity pages and puzzle sheets? Many of the basic Bible stories can quickly be found on pinterest or with a quick google search. HOWEVER, if you are
Book Reviews – “God’s Silent Witnesses” Series
This book series is now on audio in our Children’s Audio Book Section. “The heavens declare the glory of God, and the firmament showeth his handiwork.” There aren’t many nature books I can think of
Fall of the Red Apple: The Drowning of an Empire Drama Presentation
The Fall of the Red Apple: The Drowning of an Empire is a historical re-enactment of the conquest of the city of Constantinople by the Ottoman Turks and how it pertains to the Bible. This
He Hears Us
They have no wine. It was not even a request that Mary made to Jesus at the wedding in Cana. She only had to state the need, and she knew that Jesus would respond to
Planning Sheets for Bible Schools
Class Overview Template Bible School season will soon be here for those of us in the Northern Hemisphere! If you are teaching a children’s class at Bible School, you may find this overview template useful
Chain Review Game
The book of Acts is chalked full of references of our brethren being bound for the sake of the Gospel. Here are just some examples: 12:6-7 20:22-25 21:10-13 22:25 28:20 Purpose of the Game: Build
Paul’s Third Journey Review Game
As we mentioned in one of our posts last week, it’s that time of year again when Sunday Schools are starting to wrap up for the summer holidays … well, in the Northern Hemisphere anyway!
“Sarx and the Thorn” Audio Book
Well, I have bad news and good news today. I’ll start with the bad news… Sarx and the Thorn (by Martha Sales) is no longer in print. Sarx and the Thorn is a story about
Children’s Meeting Notes Template
Today’s resource is called a “Good Ground Journal” – it was first put together by a sister for her children to learn to take notes during meeting and has since spread to be used by