What’s Your Name?

Scripture: Luke 1:1-25 and 57-80

Learning Objectives:

  • Students will learn nothing is impossible for God.
  • Students will learn God wants us to have faith in Him and His promises.
  • Students will learn God always keeps His promises.
  • Students will review proper capitalization rules.

Guiding Question: Why is it important to lean on God during difficulty?

Materials: Decorative paper, drawing utensils

Procedure: Review the story of the Birth of John the Baptist. Remind the students that even when John’s birth seemed impossible, God made it possible because it was part of His plan for John to do great things for God’s Kingdom. God wants us to have faith in Him when life is both easy and difficult. God always keeps His promises to love and care for us through everything we deal with. It is important to lean on God and pray about the difficult things going on in your life so you can have strength and wisdom from God.

Introduce the activity. Explain that capitalization is used mainly with names and titles. Provided students with several examples. Explain to students that when a baby is born, it is a huge deal for the parents and they often send birth announcements to close friends and family. Have the students make birth announcements using proper capitalizations and assist as needed.

Additional Questions: How can students reach out to others to invite them to church?

Supplemental Activity: Have students create invitations to invite others to church. Make sure students follow proper capitalization rules.

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