God’s Holy Spirit spoke to Paul and told him what to do. Missionaries rely on God’s Holy Spirit to help them as they work to tell about Jesus. The Holy Spirit also helps people in churches tell about Jesus to the people in their communities.

God said to set apart Saul (Paul) and Barnabas for His special work. This session will lead kids to know that people today are called by God to leave their homes and go to other places to tell about Jesus. Missionaries may be in our country or other countries. This session will help kids know that they can support missionaries to help people all over the world know about Jesus.

All people are sinners and all people have need for salvation. Jesus commanded His followers to go and tell the gospel (good news) to everyone. This session will help kids understand that when the Holy Spirit came at Pentecost, Peter and the disciples received power to tell about Jesus. Christians today are tasked with sharing the gospel around the world. While we may not be able to go to every nation, we can support those who do go and tell about Jesus around the world.

Kids and Kindergarten: Jesus returned to heaven after spending some days with His disciples. Jesus promised to send the Holy Spirit to His followers. This session will help kids know that Jesus is in heaven today with God. Jesus helps believers today from His place in heaven. The promise is that one day Jesus will return again to earth to rule as Savior and King.

Babies-PreK: Through the story of the two men on the road to Emmaus, this session will help kids understand that people saw Jesus after He arose. Jesus was dead but now is alive. People told about Jesus, and we can tell what we know about Jesus, too. 

During Jesus’ trial, Peter denied he was a disciple. Peter even denied that he knew Jesus at all. After the resurrection, Jesus spoke with Peter and restored him. Jesus commissioned Peter to “Feed My sheep,” to tell others about Him. Jesus will help His followers return to the work God has called them to do.

Through the story of Thomas, this session will help kids understand that people saw Jesus after His resurrection. Jesus was dead but now is alive.  

Kids: The crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus is the center of the gospel. We deserve to die because of our sin, but Jesus died in our place. He was the blood sacrifice made once and for all for the forgiveness of sin. Jesus raised from the dead to reign as King over all creation. We are forgiven only through Jesus. 

Babies: This session will focus on Jesus helping people. 

1s–K: Jesus died on the cross and was placed in the tomb. This session will help kids think about Easter, the time we celebrate that Jesus is alive and thank God for what Jesus did.

This session is Palm Sunday. Jesus, God’s Son, came to be the Messiah and the Savior. When He entered Jerusalem, people praised Him. This session will lead kids to know and practice praising Jesus as Messiah and Savior.  

Jesus saw the widow’s “small” gift among the other gifts dropped into the offering boxes. He noted that her gift was all she had. This session will emphasize that Jesus taught giving should represent worship and honor to God, reflecting the giver’s heart.

Kids: Jesus taught not to worry about those needs that God promises to supply. Just like God takes care of the birds and flowers, He will take care of His people. This session will lead kids to know that God loves and cares for them. We can teach kids what "seek first the kingdom of God and his righteousness" means by explaining that we are to turn to God first for help and to obey Him in everything. 

Preschool: Jesus healed a woman on the Sabbath day. Others were unhappy about what Jesus did, not that He healed but when He did it. This session will lead kids to understand that Jesus taught that people are important to God and that people should be important to us, too.