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SPOOKY Lessons of the Bible: Single Lesson
|  Spooky Lessons of the Bible: Death Has No Sting is a SINGLE LESSON selected from our popular Halloween teaching unit
by Karl Bastian. This self-contained, stand-alone lesson helps guide
your children to a biblical understanding of life, showing how Jesus
defeated death.
The theme of this lesson is based on 1
Corinthians 15:55, 57: "'Where, O death, is your victory? Where, O
death, is your sting?' But thanks be to God! He gives us the victory
through our Lord Jesus Christ."
The focus is on the
Resurrection of Jesus and its centrality to the Christian Faith. By
teaching this lesson, you'll be able to redeem the season in a way
you've never seen before, all while allowing your children to enjoy the
season in a wholesome and fun manner.
» Find More Products in our Halloween Resource Guide! Also read a Note from the Author: Why Write a Spooky Bible Lesson?
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Shift Your Bible Memory Into Overdrive!
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Impress Kids is an awesome web-based service to help your kids memorize the Bible!
Using video, visual effects, audio, games
and activities, Impress Kids keeps scripture in front of children all
week long.
This is a web-based service that uses
video, visual effects, audio, games and activities to help your kids
memorize the Bible. It's a pretty awesome way to keep scripture in front
of children all week long.
Cool, huh? Try out Impress Kids for FREE
using their 14-day trial. Their "Revive" promotion includes 50%,
60%, and 70% discounts on all new subscriptions -- PLUS your pricing is
locked in as long as your subscription stays active! |
Bright Ideas for Children's Ministry
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In Bright Ideas for Children's Ministry Volume 1,
24 Kidmin Experts share their best ideas for object lessons, crafts,
games, worship, missions, teaching, technology, leadership, and more!
This 99 page book is packed FULL of creative ideas from active leaders
in children's ministry. Whether you are looking for an awesome object
lesson, a great idea for bringing your volunteer team together, or an
engaging way to get your kids excited about missions and worship, this
book is filled with bright ideas like these and much more!
Object Lesson: Sweet Words, Sour Words
Craft: The Bathroom Mirror Bible
Game: Giant Jenga Game
Leadership: Murder Mystery Night
Missions: Missions Airplane Experience
Teaching Activity: Really Bad Pictures of the Bible
Technology:Identity Texting
Worship: God's Character Dossier
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500 Friends for $20 Donation
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20 years ago this
December, the Internet gave birth to a site dedicated to EQUIPPING and
ENCOURAGING Those Who Minister to Children: Kidology.org was born!
It's been an incredible 20 years, and while the Internet has exploded with new helps for those who minister to children, Kidology.org has remained the leader in content and services for those who minister to kids.
To celebrate, we are praying for 500 DONORS over the next 3 months who will give a $20 donation to celebrate 20 years and help us with some website enhancements for the next 20 years.
» Find out how you can become one of the 500!
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Hark! It's a Christmas Play!
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 Hark from the Herald is a Christmas play that can be performed with live actors or puppet performers. Written by Karl Bastian, this download includes all the elements needed to produce this play, including...
- Director & Actors Scripts
- Staging Notes
- Scene Overviews
- Music Recommendations
- Rehearsal Schedule
- Sample Graphics
- MP3 audio track for puppet performance
- Reference videos from previous productions
Hark is a reporter from the Herald
and is assigned to do a story on the "true meaning of Christmas." Not
knowing where to start, he goes to the house of Dr. Wipplestowski, a crazy inventor who sends him back in time to the first Christmas.
Available as immediate download!
» Order via the Kidology Store
» Discuss this Christmas play in the Kidology Forums
» Learn more about "Hark from the Herald"
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Are You Sabotaging Your Ministry Volunteers?
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We know it's not intentional.
You would never purposely sabotage your volunteers. But what if it's
happening anyway? Read these quick tips from Mimi Bullock in
her article, "Are You Sabotaging Your Ministry Volunteers?" They may
help you become more aware of ways you jeopardize the volunteers in
your ministry.
"I am
about to be very transparent here--learning how to manage people kindly
and thoughtfully didn't come easily for me. I have been blessed to
work with some wonderful people, but working with me--a creative,
sometimes unorganized children's pastor--hasn't always been easy. We'd
show up to teach and realize I didn't delegate a craft properly, or
forgot to mention we needed a snack this week...
Twenty years later, I am happy to say that things are better, but I am of course a work in progress."
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The Well Equipped Volunteer Children's Ministry Handbook
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The Well Equipped Volunteer Children's Ministry Handbook
is a 400+ page manual for Children's Ministry leaders and volunteers to
help them start and grow a thriving Children's Ministry.
Every
week, countless volunteers show up at churches to tirelessly work in
Children's Ministry. They work in Sunday School, children's church,
midweek club programs, VBS, and any number of other programs and
activities offered. Many
of these faithful volunteers are under-trained and under-equipped but
they serve anyway because they know that they are building up the
church of tomorrow. In The Well Equipped Volunteer Children's Ministry Handbook,
volunteers and kidmin leaders will find a comprehensive reference
manual that they'll use almost every single day to help them start and
grow their Children's Ministry.
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FREE Heritage Builders October Bulletin Inserts
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We've got the October "Generation to Generation" bulletin insert ready for you, thanks to the folks at Heritage Builders.
These monthly inserts provide short articles about raising children of faith... and are available for FREE download to all Kidology Premium Members!
Topics for October include...
* Talk About It!
* Make It Real: It's Your "Teens" Turn to Be On Stage
* Kidology Corner: Family Devotions for Mealtime
Download October's Bulletin Insert Today!
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Don't Get the Gimmie Gimmie's!
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Gimmie! Gimmie! Thanksgiving
is a fast-paced, holiday trading game that illustrates thankfulness vs.
selfishness. Ideal for just a few kids as well as large groups, the
object is to collect a complete set of Thanksgiving cards, while
avoiding the greedy Gimmie! Gimmie!
Hectic fun unfolds as
players shout "Two! Two!" and other combinations of cards to trade, all
while working to build a matched set in the time allotted. Adapted by
Karl Bastian as a solution for understaffed volunteer situations around
the holidays, it provides an interactive object lesson while requiring
just a few leaders to run.
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