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Jun 7, 2019 · You can also print the lamp and Bible that is in the adult bulletin board pack (found here). I turned the lights off and let them turn on their flashlights to see the difference that a shining light makes.
Jan 25, 2011 · (Light one candle on a candle stand of 4 or 5 and then turn out the lamp and the lights.) This candle puts forth just a little light, but any darkness that is near the candle disappears. Imagine this candle is God’s Word in your heart.
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Turn out the lights in the classroom (make sure you can see to read) and begin reading Genesis 1:1-5 while you show them the picture of the first day from the Teacher Creation Booklet. When you get to verse 1:3 “Let there be light”, turn on the flashlight and continue on to verse 5.
Greet the children, and introduce your object: either a battery-operated light (without the batteries at first) or a plug-in lamp that is not plugged in. Hello, children of God! Do you know what this is? (Hold up light or flashlight). Yes, this is a light! We’ve talked a little about what lights do.
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Lighthouses have long been a symbol of God’s guiding light and how He provides safety for us. This Bible lesson, using a tea light in the dark, will help kids better understand how to find and follow the light of God.
Jun 3, 2016 · Introduction: Set up an obstacle course and have the students go through it. Then, turn out the lights and have the students try the obstacle course in the dark (Remember safety, having them take turns and tell them a word to say to turn on the light if they have a problem).
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Nov 14, 2012 · (1) Pass out the “lights” around the room. It does not have to be children if there are enough adults. (2) Talk about todays memory verse (Psalm 119:105) and what it means. (3) Turn off the lights and ask the children the following questions: Have any of you been afraid of the dark?
