The Holy Scripture is filled with women of God and kids love to learn these Bible stories. Dorcas (aka Tabitha) and her story in Acts 9:36-43 is a New Testament example of the Holy Spirit’s power as Peter raises her from the dead. The name Tabitha means “gazelle” or “doe,” and was likely given to her due to her beauty. Children will learn in Scripture that Tabitha was a woman who was noted for her good works -known for love, generosity, and helping those in need. These Bible lessons, craft activities, and children’s ministry teachings are based on this powerful events in the early church.
Use these Sunday School crafts on the theme “Love and Serve Others” inspired by Peter raising Tabitha / Dorcas to life in Acts 9:36-43. These craft ideas are a perfect addition to your Sunday School or Kids Church Bible lesson.
Teach kids about serving God with this Acts 9:36-43 children’s sermon on Peter raising Tabitha (aka Dorcas) back to life. This message encourages children to use their talents to serve God and help others, as He calls us all to
Use this children’s Sunday School lesson to teach kids about helping others and the resurrection from the dead. Needed: Bibles, a pile of clothes Lesson Introduction Activity: Acting It Out Divide students into groups of two or three. Give them
Wake up, Tabitha! Meaningful Miracles, Service and Purpose Miracles are always exciting to learn about. (The name Dorcas is always gets kids attention too). In this kids Bible lesson from the Early Church, the emphasis is on how all things,
This picture shows the clothes Dorcas made for her friends. It can be used as an introduction or a review for the story of Dorcas. Use this worksheet activity with younger children (preschool age 4-5 years old) or early elementary
This lesson is taken from the story of Peter visiting the saints in Lydda and Joppa. When Aeneas is healed and Tabitha is raised from the dead others turn their eyes to the Lord and many believe in Jesus. This
