The teachings in this series go deeper than typical Sunday School Bible stories. They challenge a kid’s “everyday” and use real-life stories, images, objects, interaction, and video clips to keep kids’ short attention “clocks” resetting back to zero. You’ll capture kids’ imaginations and
prepare them for worship and ministry activations that will help them discover the only superpower that can change them into the heroes God created them to be. So, pin on your cape. Ready? Run. Jump. FLY!
Hope for the Flowers
The subtitle of this interesting book by Trina Paulus reads, “A tale — partly about life, partly about revolution and lots about hope for adults and others (including caterpillars who can read).” Though it’s not overtly Christian in content, the book does a wonderful job of exploring the futility of following the crowd and the process of transformation in our lives — the sacrifices that must be made, how we have to die to ourselves and our old way of life to make room for something new. Children will love and adults won’t miss the nuances of the evolving story.
