tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-20034943486396279842009-03-25T07:10:57.991-04:00A potpourri of ideas and helps for the Christian layperson.Gregnoreply@blogger.comBlogger8125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2003494348639627984.post-7453309097714116732008-09-09T06:50:00.003-04:002009-03-25T07:05:38.785-04:00

A bulletin board can be a wonderful tool in your classroom. Use it to let your class know about upcoming events, winners of contests or Sword Drills, an upcoming lesson, etc. Keep your eye on the local paper for clippings such as honor roll lists or special awards that can be cut out and put on your board. The internet is full of little cartoons and sayings that will capture their interests.Be

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This just takes a few minutes and I like to do it before I begin teaching the Sunday school lesson. Simply ask them a Bible related question, usually a person, place or thing. Have everyone who thinks they know the answer raise their hands and then call on someone to answer. Those who knew the correct answer are experts for that day. This is a good way to teach your class little tidbits from the

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Awhile back I had an interesting contest for my Sunday school class. This ran over the winter months and consisted of a Bible Sword drill and a series of questions on different passages of Scripture. I had a small plaque made with the name of our church and contest engraved on it.I had them divide up into 4 teams. Each team had a captain that was responsible for their team studying. I put a chart

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Very definitely. I think newsletters can be a tremendous tool, especially if you are dealing with children or young people. Newsletters work well with just about any group but it’s really satisfying to see a child’s eyes light up as he finds his name in print.I’m a young people’s Sunday school teacher and I’ve been putting out a little newsletter for them for several years now. It is something

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If you have any questions or comments about anything under the Bible Games pages post them here.

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Welcome to the Bible Helps Blog. I will use this area to talk about some of the ideas you will run across on the website. For example, newsletters and contests are wonderful tools to keep your youth group's interest and I want to enlarge on these areas.Also as I add Bible games, Bible quizzes, object lessons, etc. to the website I will post it here so you will know when new content has been

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