Marshaling His Army Children’s Workshop

We cannot, on our own, build Zion. But, we can build – or take care of – what’s in front of us. That might be your children. It might be your grandchildren. It might be your Sunday School Class or a class at Vacation Church School. Part of building what is in front of us -, the most important part – is prayer. Who or what is the wall in front of you? Downloadable Resources

It is not enough for us to sing “Live For Jesus” on Sunday. God must see it in our homes! The church should teach and maintain righteousness, but it must also be exemplified and enforced in the home. You don’t stumble upon righteousness, you have to foster it in your home. “The wicked are overthrown, and are not; but the house of the righteous shall stand.” “The house of the wicked shall be overthrown; but

God wants us to express joy (Psalm 100:1-2). No matter how beautiful or terrible we think our voices sound, God tells us throughout the Bible to sing. Singing is less about performing for Jesus and more about our willingness to obey Him. Gathering and singing together is a unique way to celebrate who God is and encourage each other to look to Jesus (Ephesians 5:19, Psalm 22:22). Following Jesus is not a solo activity and

Kingdom Kids is for children of elementary age, equipping kids to become a vital part of God’s KINGDOM on earth by partnering with Him in Prayer. However, we are all kids of the Kingdom, so it’s for everyone! Lessons can be used in Sunday School, Home School, family worship, camps, whatever! Kingdom living is daily, so it really needs to include families. Kingdom Kids should be more like a lab than a class. It should

Vacation Church School offers the church fun and creative methods of teaching Christ-like values and relationship-building skills. In addition to being a great learning tool for our regular youth members, It is an excellent outreach tool into the community-a way to invite those who do not normally attend to come into the church, get involved, and build relationships with others and with Jesus Christ. It offers a variety of ways for the entire congregation to

In preparing for your child’s Baptism, you should ask yourselves some questions: “What place does God have in our lives?” “What place does the Church have in our lives?” “Are we striving to practice our faith?” “What sort of faith do we want for our children?” “Where do we intend to go to church?” Your answers to these questions should directly affect where and when you choose to celebrate your child’s Baptism. Downloadable Resources related

Just like God spoke to Moses and Noah in the Bible, He also spake to people in the Americas. These men wrote down God’s word. Their writings were eventually gathered into one book, the Book of Mormon: Another Testament of Jesus Christ. The Book of Mormon is evidence that God loves all His children in all parts of the world. Both the Bible and the Book of Mormon testify of Jesus Christ and teach His