I was so excited to see this Thanksgiving deal on Pinterest last week! It contains e-books from some of my favorite bloggers and looks like it is PACKED with great ideas!!! Take a look at the deal and get in on the fun by clicking here!

I was so excited to see this Thanksgiving deal on Pinterest last week! It contains e-books from some of my favorite bloggers and looks like it is PACKED with great ideas!!! Take a look at the deal and get in on the fun by clicking here!

Do you know what I’m thankful for? Great quality entertainment for my kids! If you can through in some fun Bible learning at the same time, that’s even better! That’s why I love Phil Vischer’s new series “What’s in the Bible?” and I bet you will too! (Check out my review of Wanderin’ in the Desert Church Edition here.) Of course, getting a great deal on a great product can really push me over the edge, and I wanted to share the goodness with you! Click on the coupon below to get $30 off the WHOLE OLD TESTAMENT BUNDLE!!!
What’s in the Bible has also provided some fun coloring pages for Thanksgiving. Click on the links below the pictures to download your own!

Get the Jelly Telly coloring page here!

Found this while browsing through an old issue of Children’s Ministry Magazine.
Seemed like an appropriate time to share!
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The Bible is full of great examples of gratitude: Joseph’s brothers when they realize Joseph isn’t going to hurt them (Genesis), mothers who are blessed with children (Sarah, Hannah, Elizabeth). Paul’s letters often begin and end with messages of thankfulness (Ephesians, Philippians) and the Psalms are filled with thanksgiving for God’s goodness.
Whether your a parent or Children’s Ministry Team member, there are times when you learn a lot from the kids around you. Be open with your thankfulness towards them, whether they have helped you with a task or given you a new perspective on something.
Think about the people in your family, church, or sphere of influence who would appreciate an unexpected thank you. Ask your kids for creative ways on how to do so. Kids can deliver cards, a prayer, a skit, or a song! You could even make a slideshow or power point presentation if you want to get all tech-fancy! Be sure to thank God for all He’s done as well!