Jonah and the giant fish is one of my favorite Bible stories to act out. You can do it without a lot of props - as long as you can ma...

I love it when complex truth gets distilled into pure simplicity. Jesus was a master at this. The Pharisees and religious leaders were alw...

"If an alien in a titanium spaceship landed in New York would that be a big deal? Jesus, entirely alien from anything we know, l...

In my former life, I used to work in the children’s room at a local public library. One of my jobs included being in charge of the sto...

This is a very familiar story to those who grew up in the church, but if you have the privilege of teaching children who have never h...

Mr. Mark, from Mr. Mark's classroom , made these cute minions from Twinkies. I loved the idea, but when I bought the Twinkies, I saw ...

KidFrugal exists to help equip and resource those in the small church children's ministry. This post is to introduce you t...

I saw this idea for appreciating workers on Pinterest and tweaked it a little. You can find the original posts here and here . Basical...

This was a fun themed review game for stories about how God fed Elijah during the three and one half years of no rain in Israel.  I li...

This is part 2 of Feeding Elijah. Part 1 is here . I used props and story telling for part II. Lifeway has an excellent blog  on Bible st...

When you think about it, God fed Elijah for three and a half years through various means. First there was the Kerith Ravine or Valley wit...