Trinity sunday school lesson

The Holy Spirit can be a daunting concept to convey to kids. Learn how to make this lesson come alive using the wind and a beautiful picture book.

This 'All Saints' themed worksheet would be ideal for use on or around All Saints day, celebrated in many churches on or around the 1st of November. Why not give it to your youthgroup, homegroup, print it on the back of your service sheet, or use it as an icebreaker. It's up to you! Click here for instructions and a variety of format options. Please note that you will need a licence to use this worksheet.

God is Three in One: Father, Son (Jesus), and Holy Spirit. We call that the Trinity. Three Persons in One God. This concept is pretty hard to explain!

We have had wonderful experiences presenting the idea of the Holy Trinity to first graders. It is not presented in many first grade texts, but we have found, that like many difficult concepts, young children can begin to grasp them at their own level. And, they can begin to build on the ideas. So, in our presentation we use some of the typical materials - we tell the children about St. Patrick and share his image of the Trinity as being akin to a shamrock. The book pictured here, "3 in 1"…

Use this children’s sermon to teach kids about the Trinity from John 16:12-15 in your Sunday School, Kids Church, or Children’s Ministry groups. Download the printable lesson plan below, gather your object lesson supplies, and watch our video teaching demonstration as you prepare to share this powerful message in your congregation. Lesson Objective: This message tackles one of the great ... (Read more) The post Children’s Sermon (John 16:12-15)The Trinity appeared first on Sunday Sch

Here is a Trinity object lesson for kids about how apples are like the Trinity. There is also a great Trinity book for kids here! #catholicicing #trinityforkids

How do you explain the trinity to a child? Check out these 4 creative ways to help you teach kids about this biblical truth!

Ya, I'm pretty much obsessed with the idea of Liturgical Sundaes because they're so easy! This coming Sunday is Trinity Sunday (the Sunday following Pentecost), so without further adieu, I give you the Trinity Sundae:

We have trouble understanding the Trinity, but this Bible object lesson for Sunday school, using salt, flour & water as the ingredients should make it clear

Changing up the lessons in Sunday school class is necessary to keep 4- and 5-year-olds attentive and stimulated by the curriculum. When holidays come up, take the opportunity to incorporate lessons and activities about these occasions into the Sunday school session. For Memorial Day, 4- and 5-year-olds in Sunday ...