Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
There is nothing more important than teaching children how to know God intimately, to love Him passionately, and to serve Him selflessly. Choosing a discipleship curriculum is not an easy task, but making wise decisions about your curriculum will have an impact for generations to come.
2. Relational bonding
Does the curriculum encourage healthy inter-generational and peer relationships? Kids need adult mentors and trustworthy role-models who believe in and understand them.
3. Global perspective
Does the curriculum provide opportunities to learn what God is doing around the world?
Kids need to lift their eyes from themselves and find ways to serve the needs of others.
4. Teacher friendly Do the Teacher Guides provide easy-to-follow lesson plans with creative activity ideas? Teachers who feel confident and excited about the lesson will motivate learners to embrace Biblical truths.
5. Life-change
Does the curriculum encourage genuine life transformation opportunities? Kids need to hear the Gospel and respond to Jesus call to be His disciples.
6. Church compatibility
Does the curriculum dovetail with your churchs core values and overall direction? Leaders need to see how the childrens ministries complement the mission of the entire church.
8. Culturally relevant
Does the curriculum speak to where children are in life? Kids need to see how the Bible offers wisdom for making good decisions, relates to their needs, and addresses their concerns.
9. Developmentally appropriate
Does the curriculum provide clear learning objectives for each lesson? Teachers need to help kids grow in Bible knowledge (mental/cognitive) + Christlike character (emotional/affective) + godly conduct (behavioral/psycho-motor).