The Mustard Seed Series:
- Is organized thematically around the Old and New Testaments
- Presents our faith story clearly and chronologically
- Encourages students to think critically about Bible texts
- Teaches children and their parents how to pray together
- Requires minimal preparation for weekly lessons
Includes: Full lesson plans and student activities for 9th Grade confirmation program. One book is required for each teacher. Student books are required for each student and must be ordered separately.
Some Themes covered (see the sample lessons for more information):
BIBLICAL STUDIES AND RELATED TOPICS
Ecclesiastes, Psalms and Proverbs
Prophets: Jeremiah, Isaiah, Nehemiah, Ezra, and Jonah
Maccabees and Daniel
Job
The Gospels
Gospel Birth Narratives
Incarnation and Trinity
Use of Metaphor, Sign, and Symbol
Jesus’ Message, Ministry, Crucifixion, and Resurrection
Jesus’ Parables and Miracles
Sermon on the Mount
Epistles
Meaning, Interpretation, and Purpose of Scripture
ADDITIONAL STUDIES
Prayer, Sacraments, Worship, Stewardship
Church History from 500 A.D. to Present
Christian Identity, Discipleship, and Responsibilities
Church Membership
History of the Bible
Church Seasons
Complexities of the Faith
This program lends itself to Retreats, Mentor Programs and Adult Education.
Age Category: Children's Sunday School/Youth Confirmation
Includes: Teacher's Manual and Lesson Guide
Not Downloadable
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