Sunday School teachers, the manual suggests that you "invite class members to share which of the passages in the Sermon on the Mount they feel are most needed today." Be aware that this type of directive can lead students to judge others. If your class is prone to going off in the weeds about politics or the ills of society, you may consider asking an alternate question: "Which of the passages in the Sermon on the Mount do you feel YOU most need today?"

Items needed bread peanut butter jelly knife To demonstrate the proper order to say prayers, you would hold up the first piece of bread and say, "This represents-Dear Heavenly Father", then while you spread on the peanut butter, you would say,"This represents-We thank Thee...". Next, spread the jelly and say," This represents-We ask Thee...", and […]

Items needed tape markers And if it seem evil unto you to serve the Lord, choose ye this day whom ye will serve...but as for me and my house, we will serve the Lord. (Joshua 24:15) Take some tape (duct tape or masking tape) and make a very large "V" on the ground. On one […]

Items needed enough oranges for every person in the class Pass out a bowl filled with oranges. Ask each class member to take and orange and examine it for a minute. "Get to know" your orange.... Then put all the oranges back in a bowl. Mix them up and pass it back around and have […]