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Squishy Circuits: An electric lesson for younger youth and children

The Idea: Use a simple circuit to light up some LEDs using “squishy circuits” to talk about sharing God’s love with others. What are “squishy circuits” you ask? Squishy circuits are two specific ty...
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Playground Prayers

Most Christians parents know that they should spend time talking with their kids about God. But when you have small children sometimes just getting through the day without pulling your hair out is an accomplishment. So here are...
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Ethiopia Bound

This has been a crazy couple of weeks in our house. My oldest son had the flu early last week and still can’t seem to shake the coughs that came along with it. So we have spent many nights sitting up and watching Star War...
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Creative Worship
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Art Missions Project

Here is a way to incorporate art into your next local missions project. Here is How it Works Find a local artist or someone who can teach some basic principles of painting or drawing. Bring students together to learn from the t...
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