You'll meet a huge need in the inner city ... HUNGER ... and shine the love and mercy of Jesus.
This fun, colorful version of the classic "Four Spiritual Laws" is designed to communicate the gospel with simplicity and clarity to children ages 4-10. Designed to maximize children’s engagement and offer parents and youth ministry leaders a natural conversation guide.
By: Cru®
THE FOUR is more than a name. These gospel wristbands are great conversation starters. With these 4 simple icons, you can share the gospel. Each wristband has the four symbols on one side and THE FOUR.com on the other side.
By: Cru®
Just as sunlight illuminates a solarium, "Soularium" opens a window to the soul.
Because images connect deeply with our emotions, they enable us to engage in meaningful conversations about life and God. With Soularium you’ll discover just how easy and enjoyable it is to come alongside someone on their journey.
By: Cru®
Whimsically appealing, this discipleship curriculum is based on the "Ten Basic Steps Toward Christian Maturity." Encourage your 9- to 12-year-olds to build a solid foundation for the Christian life! Engaging activities and dynamic lessons teach tweens about obedience, witnessing, stewardship, and more.
By: Cru®
Exactly who was Jesus Christ? This movie answers that question, the most accurate film ever made about Christ, so true-to-life that viewers will feel like they are in first-century Palestine with the Savior. "JESUS" was filmed on location in Israel in biblical settings with a cast of more than 5,000 Israelis and Arabs. And virtually every word is taken directly from the Gospel of Luke.
"JESUS" — the most widely translated film in history — is currently available in more than 1,400 languages.
By: Jesus Film Project®
The original film "JESUS" adapted for children.
In the film a small group of children are the storytellers. Through their conversations, observations, and interpretations, the life and claims of Jesus Christ unfold.
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Bill Bennett, former Secretary of Education, shows your children how to learn more about biblical principles from many genres of literature. Stories from the Bible, American history, poems, fables, Greek myths, philosophy, fiction, and fairy tales are all used to illustrate the virtues of self-discipline, compassion, responsibility, courage, and faith.
By: William J. Bennett
A companion to "The Book of Virtues," this volume gathers hundreds of stories, poems, and essays that defend or illustrate virtue and family values.
Drawn from familiar Western history and mythology as well as a wide selection of tales and folklore from Asia, Africa, and Latin America, the stories in "The Moral Compass" are literary and evocative, designed to inspire as well as instruct.
By: William J. Bennett
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