VICTORY OUTREACH
SAN BERNARDINO KIDZ GANG
More than 52 children's church lessons. Mostly geared to teach younger childen.
Search our 2,542 free Bible lessons, coloring pages, and ideas for children's ministry.
Teacher Resources
Children's Ministry Magazine is the MOST read magazine for children's ministry. It's packed with practical, authentic ministry ideas to help you become even better at what you do best—lead kids to Jesus. You'll get sound advice and encouragement from today's children's ministry experts, plus hundreds of ideas that'll have kids begging to come back!
Fun learning resources for home and in the classroom!
You work hard to support kids in their spiritual growth and development. The Beginner's Bible products can help – with vibrant art, text, stories, and language meant to excite and teach children six and under. Using the free, downloadable resources found below, bring the Bible to life at home, in the classroom, or at church.
Pinterest Children's Ministry
Pinterest is a great way to find creative lesson ideas, object lesson, and craft ideas.
This website has been created for the purpose of supporting and blessing those who minister to children. Here you will find FREE resources such as Bible curriculum, trainings, encouragement, and other helpful materials. We like to think of this site as "A Digital Resource Room."
Kidology is a non-profit organization that exists to equip and encourage those who minister to children. Our primary ministry is Kidology.org, a website where each day over 20,000 children's ministry leaders and volunteers find help, ideas, training, and resources that enable them to most effectively reach and teach kids.
We discovered early on that much of the curriculum written for the church was developed with the “already churched person” in mind. Mission Arlington/Mission Metroplex Curriculum is written specifically for the unchurched child, teenager, and adult.
Positive Behavior Interventions & Support
Don't let negative behavior discourage you. Get the help you need to understand and curb disruptions in your classroom.
