Many churches are looking at Children’s Ministry curriculum for next fall. So, I’m excited to tell you about a Bible curriculum called DiscipleLand. I first read about this material on Kidology where it has made a great impression.
Here a few strong points of their material:
- holistic approach to making disciples
- comprehensive approach to Scripture content
- strong focus on the Gospel
- strong focus on missions
- powerful online and in home tools for engaging parents
- costs less than other major publishers
The people at DiscipleLand are offering curriculum samples and a complete set of their Adventure series guides for 9-12 year olds so you can see for yourself why DiscipleLand stands out.
The giveaway ended 22 June 2009, but you can still download samples from their website.
How You Can Win DiscipleLand
To enter this contest, just leave a comment on this post. To make it fun you can tell us how you would use the curriculum if you win. If you really want to be cool, check out their sample downloads and share your first impressions!
For this giveaway we are only able to ship to U.S. addresses. I will draw one random winner on Monday 15 June 2009.
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Winner is Tammy from Comment #11 – Thanks to everyone who entered!
At a time in our history when people are busier than ever before, it is of utmost importance to do what we do most effectively. Matthew 28:18-20 says, “Then Jesus came to them and said, “All authority in heaven and on earth has been given unto me. Therefore, go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you.” The Discipleland curriculum first caught my attention by it’s title. The purpose of the church is to make disciples, and we are currently seeking material to do just that. I looked further at the material and realized that it is excellent. It has the Gospel laid out for the children to understand everything that Christ did and to realize that to be a true disciple of Christ they are to imitate Christ in character and conduct to the best of their ability.
Thank you in advance for your consideration.
Jessica
Free is awesome. When you have a small church and a pretty strict budget. I did check out the samples. Very nice, everything from lesson to an activity planned out perfectly. Great color and illustration. It appears to be a great way to go. Thank You, Miss Kim
My husband and I are starting a church with two other couples. We’re focusing on young singles and married couples with small children. I’m looking for information that will apply to several age groups. This curriculum is great. It is exactly what I’m looking for and of course we’re on an extremely limited budget. Sunday, June 21, 2009, is our first official Sunday for Church, Sunday School and Children’s Church. I’m still trying to think of a cool name we can use for the children’s church program. Any ideas I’d be glad to hear them?
Thank you.
Christie
This may be EXACTLY what we’re looking for… I must agree with one of the previous posts, that, children deserve to be taught bible lessons strait up and not watered down because of their age!
For a while now, the ladies on our Children’s Minstry team have been filing through our old lessons because it has been difficult to find something that fits the “new” group of children coming into sunday school age; some have graduated to the middle school group leaving a bunch of VERY young ones. From what I can see (as a Rookie kid’s-church teacher), this certainly meets and exceeds the expectations teachers want in a curricullum. Thanks for an opportunity to win such a resource.
We are a small ministry but the children are enthusiastic about learning about Christ. This curriculum would a great help to the sunday school. Most of the lessons we teach are a derivative of what the pastor is teaching the older members and the children ministry just makes it child-friendly. Our budget is really tight and at this point any help is a great addition to spreading the Gospel. Thanks for this opportunity
I’m the Children’s Ministry leader at a small church, and we could definitely use this!! Thanks. :)
DiscipleLand looks AMAZING! I currently work as a teacher for a Christian after-school program that serves underprivileged kids (they live in government-subsidized housing) in Richmond, VA. We have a 30 minute bible time at the beginning of the day, and I’d love to use this curriculum to teach these future world-changers about God and His love for them! This curriculum would really help me in my efforts!
Hello,
We are a mid-sized church looking for ways to show our kids the wonders of Jesus Christ, but we need something other than the things that they already know. A lot of our kids have stopped coming or have developed attitudes because they say that they already know everything we teach. We really need new curriculum to help our teachers step out of the box and keep the kids coming, so that they too may know the love of Christ.
Thank you,
Myrna
Wow..what a concept! A package that actually has all of the ingredients to keep children interested, and more importantly coming back to learn more about Jesus! I’ve just been appointed as our church’s Christian Education Administrator, and am looking for new and exciting curriculum to bring our children’s Sunday School and Childrens Church up to date. I believe that this is just the ticket! It has something for every age group, as well as remembering the parents involvment in their childrens spiritual growth. Cost is always important, and I believe that this program will help us be better stewards of what God has given us. All in all…an A+!
We have been looking for curriculum since day one.
I am always looking for good resources. I would like to have the opportunity to win the DiscipleLand resources.
I help plan the junior worship service at our church and we have been looking into some new curriculum. I was actually just reading about this material and it looks promising. This would help me decide whether I should try to convince the congregation to pay for this much material. Our kids are really into AWANA but our jr worship needs some material to match.
I am a preschool/kindergarten department head. We have a medium size church and I have approximately 15+ children on Sundays. What I have seen from your samples is very much to my liking. The curriculum our church uses is really getting out of touch with my age group. I hope to convince our board of education to allow me to make a change. Pray for me and be blessed
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