Christianity for Children

The Christian race is never an easy one. It is not easy in the sense that, we hardly can live a perfect Life. We fall but rise immediately even as we strive to perfection.... keep reading →

People of Faith sometimes have questions, not about what they believe, but about the stories that feed our faith. Why do Bible stories mean one thing to us when we are young,... keep reading →

Out of Her Element (Story for boys and girls. Published over 55 years ago.) Biddy was a really first-class hen, and she knew it. The farmer knew it, too, and was never... keep reading →

It's amazing how quickly a program can transform by God's grace when the right tools and the right people are in place. A year ago, our children's ministry program was... keep reading →

(1) A spiritual son should listen to a spiritual father's instruction. To gain real understanding, a spiritual son or spiritual daughter ought to have the ears glued to the... keep reading →

How do you prepare Sunday school lessons for kids? This is a short and simple guide on how you can make your own lessons and tailor the lessons to the kids in your Sunday... keep reading →

Try this fun, edible crafts to extend the lessons about the lost sheep and the Good shepherd. Create tangible learning links to help kids remember that Jesus is our shepherd... keep reading →

Avishai hurried to the inn where he hoped to meet Matthew. As he passed through the dusty streets, his tormented mind reviewed first, that wondrous night when the angels came... keep reading →

Who are our own? I have a reason to believe that many of us do not know how to answer this question correctly. Are we not our brothers and our sisters keepers, regardless of... keep reading →

The story of Noah's ark displays how to show obedience to God. This is a bible story that can be taught on one day or divided into a month of Sundays. It can even be used as... keep reading →