Chart of the Judges Review Activity
Review the Judges of Israel by completing a chart to show their enemies, enemy rulers, weapons and years of peace.
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A Chart of the Kings of Israel and Judah
Complete a chart that details the lives the kings of Israel and Judah as you learn about each king.
Cherubim Facing Each Other
Make your own picture of the cherubim facing each other, drawing the wings so that they touch above the ark.
- Project
- Ages 7-14
- Exodus 25
- GCED staff
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The Child Protected in Heaven
Analyze a picture of the apocalyptic woman clothed with the sun and answer questions.
- Activity
- Ages 11-12
- Revelation 12
- GCED staff, Robert G. Glenn
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Children Are a Heritage from the Lord
Picture parents with their children and the Lord smiling down on them from heaven. Or write part of Psalm 127 below a family photograph.
- Project
- Ages 4-10
- Psalms 127
- GCED staff
- © General Church
Children in Heaven
Learn about children who have died growing up in heaven.
- Religion Lesson
- Ages 5-6
- The Lord Is Our Heavenly Father
- GCED staff, Marguerite L Acton
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Children Learn in Heaven
A project showing how children learn in heaven from seeing the flowers in their gardens.
- Project
- Ages 3-10
- GCED staff
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Choose a Quotation to Match a Question about Gideon
Cut apart quotation strips and match them with the questions they answer.
- Activity
- Ages 9-13
- Judges 6
- GCED staff
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Choosing Music
Reflect on ways in which music can touch your feelings and help change them.
- Activity
- Ages 11-13
- 2 Kings 3, 1 Samuel 16
- GCED staff
- © General Church
The Christian Church
The Lord established the Christian Church through His life on earth and the Emperor Constantine adopted Christianity as the faith of Rome. However, Constantine convened the Council of Nicaea in 325 AD, which changed the trajectory of Christianity and made it necessary for the Lord to come again.
- Religion Lesson
- Ages 11-15
- The Five Churches
- GCED staff
- © General Church