I want to point out a new Sunday School curriculum that is free to download and use in your church. The Praise Factory family of curriculum is the creation of Connie Dever, wife of Mark Dever, senior pastor of Capitol Hill Baptist Church, Washington, DC.
You may have heard of Mark Dever from his book and ministry that share the name 9 Marks. If you are looking for a 9 Marks Sunday School curriculum for children, this is as close as you’ll find.
Praise Factory Sunday School Curriculum
- Designed to teach Systematic Theology for children
- Free to download
- Complete scope & sequence for 2 – 5th grade
- check out their toddler, preschool, and elementary school options
This will be a great resource for hundreds of church who want biblical lesson plans for Sunday school that will challenge kids to grow in their understanding and love for God. From what I’ve seen these are very God-centered Sunday school lessons that use good educational practice.
What do you think?
If anyone has used the Praise Factory Sunday School Curriculum, leave a comment below and share your thoughts.
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We are looking for a S.S. Curriculum that will fit our smaller church. We are looking for materials that will cover the bible 2 times between the pre-k’s to 5/6 th grade. We currently have 2 groups of kids clumped together, Pre-k through 1st grade and 2-5th. Can you recommend something that would be adaptable to our church. Would the curriculum have a worship coordinate?
Thanks,
Lauren Blue, Pastor’s wife.
We are a young church. My husband is a North American missionary with the Baptist Missionary Association of America. I found your “Praise Factory” curriculum online, and it is just what we need! Our church is based on small groups and we were looking for a S.S. curriculum that had the philosophy of big group/small group where the students all learned the same thing at appropriate age levels. Thanks so much for offering this curriculum at no charge. You can be sure that we will donate when we are able to as our finances are more stable. —Jennifer Crews
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