Tell the Story!
Everything on this website is designed to help you tell children of all ages about God.
Never run out of ideas again. Click through the menus to find over 170 Bible lessons and games, activities, crafts and prayers to help engage children.
The Bible contains many stories and lessons but it is actually one big story, the Story of God. Use and adapt these free resources to teach any age group in all kinds of teaching situations.
A well-told Bible story is the most natural and intergenerational method of sharing the Word of God. God bless you as you tell the story!
Menu List:
- Old Testament (91 Bible Lessons)
- New Testament (81 Bible Lessons)
- Teaching (planning lessons, teaching tips)
- Methods, Tools and Songs (how to tell stories, games, crafts, prayers)
Additional Free Teaching Materials
Most of the teaching material on this website relates to children aged three and older, but infants and toddlers aged 0-2 years have specific learning needs. Click here for a free curriculum for infants and toddlers.
UPDATE COMING IN MAY!
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Thank you for your material in Spanish. The lessons appear to be well-thought out. I will be sharing these with our sister congregations in Olancho, Honduras.
I did not see any way to contact your team except through these comments. May I contact members of your team through email?
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Hello,
Thank you for your encouragement. The contact email for the Spanish site is admin@misionleccionesbiblicas.org
Have a blessed day,
Mary
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Thank you so much for this wonderful website to lead and instruct my students in the truth of God’s word. I use it every single week!! ❤️
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I’m so happy to hear how you are finding it useful. God bless you as you continue to share God’s Word. Mary
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I’m from Pakistan my name is evangelist Imran i am running a Sunday school And bible study class for young boys and girls i need some support for students
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Hello Imran,
How wonderful that you are teaching children in Pakistan. I hope you are able to take advantage of these free resources.
May God bless you in your work,
Mary
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