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10 Ways to a Sunday School Lesson Plans to download. Making a Great Youth Facility. Leading a Middle School Youth Group using my Lesson Plans Keeping Kids Interested in Church |
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I have never found a Sunday School curriculum that I like so I make my own lessons plan worksheets each week. Far from the "bubblegum" Sunday School lessons frequently found at your local bookstore, these Youth Group Lesson plans handle serious doctrinal issues in a way that kids can understand. These Christian Sunday School lessons are tailored to the Middle School age youth group but can be adapted and taught many ways (see my suggestions). Each has been taught and refined several times. Many include activities or games that help drive home the lesson. All include a leaders guide. The list is in no particular order. While the Sunday School Lesson Plans are free to use, please respect my copyrights by leaving the credit statement on the sheet when you make copies for your class. I'd love to get your feedback (e-mail). If supplies are needed for the lessons I have provided links to sources for those supplies for your convenience. I hope these lessons enhance your youth ministry experience. |
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It is a one page, color lesson plan with a pre-lesson activity that makes the point. About 15 minutes for the activity and 15 minutes for the lesson. The activity takes some pre-planning. |
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Practical Tips To Help Grieving Teens
Bill Fay's sharing style can give kids the confidence they need to take the opportunities to share their faith.
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This lesson is a real eye-opener for the kids and adults as Christianity hasn't been taught in exactly this light. This is a two page lesson plan with a pre-lesson activity (no preparation or supplies needed) and teachers guide. The game came from the book shown below.. |
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Sharing Your Faith Without An Argument: This method of evangelism was pioneered by Bill Fay. He now calls it: Share Jesus Without Fear. I teach this method of evangelism to the kids because it's very easy. Almost every time I teach it someone in the class surrenders their life to Jesus for the first time. We usually experience a jump in attendance as kids begin sharing and inviting their friends to the group. I suggest purchasing a quantity of the Bible shown in the left column for the kids to use as sharing Bibles. Click here to download the .pdf of my lesson plan. Here is a link to Bill Fay's website: click here He is available for speaking engagements for very reasonable costs. Click on the book in the left column to buy Bill Fay's book. I recommend getting Bill Fay's CD of his presentation. Click on the CD cover in the left column to order. It'll get you excited to teach the lesson and help your delivery of the material so the kids get excited too. Here is a link to RBC Ministries to upload a free copy of Bill's booklet describing in more detail this method of sharing: click here. Order free copies of the booklet: click here. Note: Of course this isn't the only method of sharing your faith, but it's one way, and it works. Different people have different sharing styles. Click here for a pdf to download on evangelistic styles. (Again, I apologize to whoever wrote it. It's been so long I can't remember where it comes from. If it's yours, let me know immediately. Wouldn't want to infringe on a copyright.) |
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Here's another of my favorite evangelism training courses. Again, someone comes to Christ in every class.
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This version is great for kids. It's a well thought out method with great support materials. You can teach it several different ways. Kids really appreciate being taught how to share their faith. |
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Wearing Christian Themed apparel is a great way to share the Gospel message:A recent survey by Christian apparel-maker Kerusso Christian Clothing
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Over 30 Free Sunday school lesson plans for you to use, many with reinforcing activities. Christians teenagers will naturally have discussions with their classmates and friends about faith issues. These youth ministry resources will help teenagers share their faith without an argument. |
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