The Adventurer Bible Game is a group-based Bible challenge that tests the Adventurers’ knowledge of sections of scripture. Each year a new block of scripture is assigned and excited Adventurers and their parents/caregivers commit themselves to study those passages of God’s Word. The... [Show more]
The Adventurer Club provides a complete age-appropriate curriculum for families with kids in pre-K through fourth grade. At each level kids learn more about the Bible, health, nature, how to get along with others, and more. The Adventurer Club also gives parents an opportunity to model Christian... [Show more]
This kit includes: Teacher’s Guide. 87-page, spiral bound, color manual with North American Division standards. Positive, upbeat lessons showcase our Creator God with engaging songs, pictures, and stories from all seven continents. Lessons are integrated with Bible, language arts and... [Show more]
Welcome to the exciting world of Sunbeams! The Sunbeam Leader’s Guide is packed with resources to help you teach second graders Christian principles and life skills while engaging them in fun, creative play. In this step-by-step guide, you’ll find helpful answers to the... [Show more]
Research shows that between 30 and 50 percent of new members who are baptized do not stick to the church. They fall away. Sometimes we notice only after it has been several months or even years. What happened to them? Where did they go? Why did they leave? And, most importantly, what could we have... [Show more]
Welcome to the exciting world of Busy Bees! The Busy Bee Leader’s Guide is packed with resources to help you teach first graders Christian principles and life skills while engaging them in fun, creative play. In this step-by-step guide, you’ll find helpful answers to the... [Show more]
Why would anyone want to go to a church? Because it is the intersection where grace and human need collide! It is ground zero for new beginnings and healing! To many today, churches scare people away. Rather than being places that nurture hope, they have become clubs or clicks for socialization. In... [Show more]
