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Mia 🌏🕊️🌈 Meet Mia Cornell, writer of As

Mia 🌏🕊️🌈
Meet Mia Cornell, writer of Asian Heritage Month & Noah’s Ark.
• Asian Heritage Month: Celebrating diverse faith traditions like Buddhism, Islam & Hinduism, and learning how they connect with our Christian story. 🌸🕌⛩️
• Noah’s Ark: 5 weeks of trust, patience, and God’s promises 🌈⛵ - plus conversations about caring for creation. 🌍💚

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This four-week unit on the Lord’s Prayer is base

This four-week unit on the Lord’s Prayer is based on the teachings of Jesus found in the New Testament, especially in Matthew 6:9–13 and Luke 11:2–4. Throughout the unit, we will focus on learning, discussing, and applying the meaning of this special prayer in our daily lives. Taught by Jesus himself, this prayer helps us learn how to talk with God and understand who God is, our Creator, our Helper, and our Guide. Over the four weeks, learners will explore each part of the Lord’s Prayer in fun, meaningful, and age-appropriate ways. We will learn that God is close, loving, and wants us to live in kindness, peace, and connection with others.

Each week we’ll give you one little freebie to test our curriculum out in your community of faith! This month especially though, add your own pieces to including learning the words of the Lord’s Prayer!

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Nikki 🌿✝️ Meet Nikki Nel, writer of Lent: I

Nikki 🌿✝️
Meet Nikki Nel, writer of Lent: I Am Statements. Jesus said “I Am…” 7 times in John, showing who he is and why he came to live among us. 🌟 Over Lent we’ll explore these symbols to better understand who Jesus is - then and now.
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This month, we are exploring the concept of Origin

This month, we are exploring the concept of Original Blessing rather than Original Sin. The theologian Matthew Fox first introduced the concept of Original Blessing. Fox offers a perspective that emphasizes the inherent goodness and divine favour bestowed upon creation, rather than focusing solely on the notion of Original Sin.

Each week we’ll give you one little freebie to test our curriculum out in your community of faith!

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