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So, I give out the full memory verse pages at the beginning of the year. Parents really appreciate that, so I've attached the chart that I make for that as a Word document, hopefully someone else finds that helpful as a handout although you may have to change dates.
Also, I find that I change a lot of things around, and write my own lesson plan each class, so if that's you too, I've attached the beginnings to my "STLP's" (Short Term Lesson Plans) hopefully someone finds that useful.
Furthermore, each lesson has the week's memory verse and scripture attached so that that's all ready to go for you. I use this to cut and paste and email to my "Small Group Leaders" (this may be a willow-creek idea, but it's been really key in our program.)
One more thing:
There's a Sanctus Real Song, "Things Like You" that has a nice bit in it that goes with lesson 9, it says,
" Why are we obsessed with possessions here on earth?
Go and take a look at the flowers and the birds
God is always taking care of nature's every need
And how much more important in The Father's eyes are we?
I said, how much more important in The Father's eyes are we?
He sees everything"
I'm planning on using that song for my lesson.
Oh, one more thing, is there a better place to be sharing resources, and lesson plans?
"Don't let anyone look down on you because you are young, but set an example for the believers in speech in life, in love, in faith and in purity"
1 Timothy 4:12
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| Thanks for sharing these ideas! I appreciate your helpful spirit. God bless you and your ministry!
Deb Bernard
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Hi Hayley,
Can you post more documents with the verses on them like on this post? I am starting a memory program and am in the midst of typing up all the verses...and it's a lot to put together! Thanks, Amy Fuller
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