About Parenting of K-6 Children picks the best Web resources for Christian curriculum, games, and ideas for parents who work in children's ministries and who want to enrich their child's Bible learning at home.
Mission Arlington Curriculum is written specifically for the unchurched child, teenager, and adult. New curriculum is added each week.
Free resources such as decorating, seasonal, games, and lesson ideas. Also find great tips for making an effective ministry to kids in small and large churches.
An excellent starting point for exploring the 'Deep Web' of resources for children's ministry. Listed are Christian children's curriculum, events, puppets, crafts, music, and publications.
Browse for Sunday School lessons, crafts, games, bulletin boards, skits, and songs arranged by topic from this page. Many free resources are available, and a membership to additional resources is priced reasonably.
An 'Active' Bible for kids. Check it out for your child for a fun way to engage them in the Bible.
Resource site for parents from Focus on the Family. Check the free Faithwalk family Bible study curriculum. Also see the Family Resource Center for excellent activity and Bible-learning books.
At Pockets, we like the Family Litany under Parents and the Crafts under Kids. The Family Litany can be used for a home devotional that includes the litany and related activities.
A fine example of a personal site with a wealth of crafts and resources for parents and teachers to teach Bible stories to children.
You will find some very creative ideas from this free site. We like the Edible Noah's Ark under Recipes and the Bible Lesson Review Bingo Game under Games. Then, there are the crafts!
Youth ministry games are often appropriate for older children too. Our favorites are a toss up between
Games at YouthPastor.com with it's Messy Index search feature and the large list of games at
Pastor2Youth.com.
