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Easy Reads and Free Resources for Kids’ Sunday School

Emily Robertson | Aug. 22, 2024

Selecting creative, interactive, and easy-to-use resources for Sunday School will help your session run all the more smoothly, all while engaging young hearts with big Bible truths. Here are some recommended books and series that are suitable for different age groups and can be enjoyed in a Sunday School setting.... continue reading

Six Ways to Help Your Kids Talk to God

Carl Laferton | Aug. 13, 2024

I have never found prayer comes particularly naturally to me. I find it hard to concentrate and stop my mind wandering, and I regularly realize I need to repent of moving through my day without praying much at all. I know that prayer is a gift and a privilege, but I find it hard to live that out.... continue reading

How to Help a 9-Year-Old Make Their Faith Their Own

Bethany McIlrath | May 24, 2024

I once taught a 10-year-old Sunday School student named "Chicken." That was how he introduced himself when he strolled into class ten minutes late soaking wet from walking to church in the rain. His real name was David and he was a hoot, especially as he gasped and groaned hearing Bible stories for the first time. Each Sunday, he came and reveled in the love of others and love of God before slinking to the back of the church where I discovered he often sat by himself.... continue reading

Behind-the-Scenes: New Storybooks that Show Jesus in the Old Testament

Alison Mitchell | Feb. 22, 2024

A few years ago, as part of our Tales That Tell the Truth series, I wrote a book called Jesus and the Lions’ Den. Yes, you read that right – it says Jesus, not Daniel. But why?... continue reading

A New, Simple Idea for Family Outreach at Easter

Calista Doty | Feb. 15, 2024

The Good Book Company is now offering a special evangelistic tool for churches and children’s ministries—Story Trails! These are an engaging way to get people in your area outside, active, and reading all at once. More than that, Story Trails by The Good Book Company are a great way to share the Gospel with unchurched community members.... continue reading

Back to (Home)School: Tips for Preparing for Spring

Kelly Keller | Jan. 18, 2024

Happy New Year, and welcome to 2024! For homeschooling parents, this is a time for a return to routine, while still trying to have fresh eyes for the spring semester ahead. Maybe you’re approaching this “restarting” time with a mixture of trepidation and excitement. I can relate! Here are a few tips to start off 2024 in your homeschool:... continue reading

Introducing Sunday School Lessons to Accompany Our Bestselling Kids Book

Alexa Burstow | Nov. 7, 2023

This collection of resources, based on the bestselling storybook, is a favourite for kids and their families—and it’s a great way of teaching children the Christmas story. Read on for details of all our resources based on The Christmas Promise.... continue reading

Bible-Based Advent Activity Ideas for Kids and Families

Bethany McIlrath | Nov. 2, 2023

The Christmas season is such a sweet time for families - but it’s also a busy one! It can be a challenge to keep the focus on Christ in December. We've rounded up some practical recommendations below that can help your family spend a little time together daily celebrating our wonderful Savior.... continue reading

Sneak Peak: Our Children's Christmas Curriculum

Alexa Burstow | Oct. 12, 2023

Knowing how to talk about the Christmas story with your kids in a fresh way year after year can be a challenge, especially if your kids span a large age range. This three-lesson series for 3-12-year-olds is a great resource to use alongside The Christmas Promise storybook in the run-up to Christmas, whether at home or at church.... continue reading

New School Year? New Opportunity to Build Faith!

Ed Drew | Sept. 16, 2023

Transitions are shown to be crucial. Whether it’s the first semester of full-time school or the start of University, it is at the points of change where faith is often built (or discarded).... continue reading

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