With all the children’s ministry resources on this website, the most popular has been my free children’s church curriculum. These were originally presented in my Baptist church during during kids church. Before the teaching portion, the children sing several songs and participate in Bible memory drills.
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Children’s Bible Overview Lessons
Follow the links below to download.
- The Very Good Beginning (Creation Bible Lesson)
- A Very Sad Day (Fall Bible Lesson)
- Life Outside The Garden (Noah’s Flood Bible Lesson)
- God’s Big Promise (God’s Promise To Abraham Lesson)
- God’s People Grow (Story of Joseph Lesson)
- God’s People Become Great (Exodus Bible Lesson)
- God’s Great Sign (Exodus / Passover Bible Lesson)
- Going Into God’s Place (Joshua Bible Lesson)
- God’s Blessings Grow (The Kingdom of David & Solomon)
- God’s People Disobey (Exile Bible Lesson)
- more coming soon . . .
Children’s Church Lessons About Jesus
This is an older series of curriculum focused on the life of Jesus. They are free to download for your children’s ministry lessons.
- Luke 1:5-25 God promises the birth of John the Baptist
- Luke 1:26-45 God promises the birth of Jesus to Mary
- Matthew 1:18-25 God prepare Joseph for the birth of Jesus
- Matthew 2 A Tale of Two Kings
- Luke 2:41-52 When Jesus Was A Child
- Matthew 3:1-12 John The Baptist Prepares the Way for Jesus
- Matthew 4:1-11 Jesus Battles The Devil and Temptation
- John 2:13-22 Jesus Cleanses The Temple
- Matthew 8:1-17 Jesus Is Greater Than Sickness
- John 6:1-14 Jesus Feeds The Five Thousand
- John 6:22-40 Jesus Is The Bread of Life
- Luke 10:25-27: Good Samaritan Parable (Love Your Neighbor)
- John 9: Jesus Heals The Man Born Blind
- The Parable of the Prodigal Son (Bible Lesson)
I hope you will find this kids church curriculum useful in your own ministry setting. Check back often because I add more children’s Bible lessons like these nearly every week.
Need more help? Check out these free Bible craft websites and more children’s Sunday school lessons or learn how to write your own lesson plans.
Title: 5 Tips for Choosing the Best Children’s Church Curriculum for Your Ministry
Introduction
Selecting the right children’s church curriculum is essential for nurturing young believers and fostering spiritual growth. In this concise blog post, we’ll explore five key tips to help you make the best choice for your ministry, ensuring an engaging and impactful experience for the children in your congregation.
1. Prioritize Bible-Based Learning
Essential Scripture Lessons
Choose a curriculum that emphasizes key biblical stories and principles, providing a solid foundation for children’s faith. Opt for engaging Bible lessons for kids that resonate with their age group and teach valuable lessons about love, faith, and forgiveness.
2. Consider Age-Appropriateness
Tailored Teaching Materials
Ensure that the children’s church curriculum you choose caters to the different age groups and developmental stages of your audience. Age-appropriate lessons, activities, and children’s sermon ideas will keep children engaged and challenged throughout their spiritual journey.
3. Encourage Family Involvement
At-Home Resources to Build Faith
Select a curriculum that provides resources for families to continue Christian education at home. Family worship resources, Christian parenting guides, and children’s discipleship materials can help parents reinforce the lessons learned at church.
4. Evaluate Teaching Methods
Diverse Learning Styles for Children
Choose a children’s church curriculum that incorporates various teaching methods, such as multimedia presentations, interactive games, and group discussions, to cater to different learning styles and keep children engaged.
5. Seek Feedback and Improve
Ongoing Curriculum Evaluation
Regularly gather feedback from children, parents, and volunteers to assess the effectiveness of your curriculum. Use this information to make necessary adjustments and improvements, ensuring that your children’s ministry remains relevant, engaging, and impactful.
Conclusion
By following these tips, you can confidently choose the best children’s church curriculum for your ministry. Prioritize Bible-based learning, age-appropriate content, family involvement, diverse teaching methods, and ongoing evaluation to create a nurturing and engaging environment for young believers to grow in their faith.
Thank you so much for your empowering our small church to have an effective ministry to our 5-12 y.o. class. You have inspired or group of 4 teachers to take on the task we could otherwise not accomplished but for your refreshing leadership, writing and activity ideas! May the Lord continue to bless you and your ministry to those working with the next generation kids.
I am new to your lesson plans for children. I hope they will be great for our children and they will enjoy learning more about Jesus.
that is a great stuff for kids indeed