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Scripture Memory
Articles for Children's Ministry Leaders
Bible Word Search: 8 Fun Learning Resources for Kids
Puzzles and activities such as a Bible word search are ideal for reinforcing Scripture verses and lessons.
Articles for Children's Ministry Leaders
Psalms for Kids: 10 Scriptures for Sunday School Lessons
Are the psalms for kids? Absolutely! Children’s ministry lessons often overlook the book of Psalms. But that content is important for kids to learn.
Articles for Children's Ministry Leaders
Memory Verse Games: 10 Fun Bible Activities for Groups of Children
Bible memory verse games are a great way to engage young learners while helping them hide Scripture in their hearts. Enjoy these fun games with groups of children!
Articles for Children's Ministry Leaders
Bible Verses to Memorize: 52 Scriptures for Children to Learn
Download this printable list of 52 easy but powerful Bible verses to memorize. For children, learning God's Word can be rewarding and fun!
Articles for Children's Ministry Leaders
Easter Basket Ideas – 23 Gifts to Grow Your Child’s Faith
As a veteran children's ministry leader and a mom, I have rounded up some of my favorite resources that will make sure your Easter baskets are faith-filled. Descriptions and links are provided.
Articles for Worship & Creative
Scripture Memory: One Encouragement and One Warning
My daily to-do list includes three non-negotiables: Bible reading, prayer, and Scripture memory. There’s no “day off” to rest FROM these disciplines.
Articles for Pastors
Scripture Memory Wasn’t for Me
The memorable discovery was not that I, with my bad memory, surprisingly could memorize big chunks of Scripture, but that doing so yielded joy. The exercise, the discipline, of reciting and repeating forced me to meditate on Scripture in ways I hadn’t done before.
Articles for Children's Ministry Leaders
7 Reasons Kids Still Need to Memorize Scripture
Memorizing Bible verses has long been a part of children’s ministry. Is it still a relevant thing to emphasize in this technological day and age? I would argue that this discipline is more important now than ever.