Friendship Kids

Grab your Nerf weapons and bring your appetite! Families of all ages come prepared to battle it out at Nerf and Nachos on July 27th 10:00am-12:00pm at our Lucas Ferry campus. It's going to be a blast!

Register by July 22nd at the link below.
https://bit.ly/nerfandnachos24

Hey, parents! Use this cue to have an intentional conversation with your kid. For additional cues, check out the Parent Cue App in the iOS or Android stores.

Hey parents! Here is a drive time conversation cue for you to engage and connect with your child throughout this week. For additional cues, check out the Parent Cue App in the iOS or Android stores.

We had a memorable time as elementary students kicked off our month about responsibility. In this week’s story, found in Matthew 22:36-40, we learned what it means to love God and love others.. Head to parentcue.org/app to discover what we learned at church this week.

When Jesus sees a large crowd of people, He teaches them important things, because He loves them. Bottom line: Jesus teaches me important things.
Thanks for sharing your kids with us! Head to the Parent Cue App to watch or rewatch the video lesson and discover what we learned at church this week.

We had a memorable time as we kicked off our month about integrity. In this week’s story, found in Luke 6:43-45, we learned to be truthful with your whole life. Head to http://bit.ly/ParentCueKids to discover what we learned at church this week.

Rahab is brave and helps God’s people because she believes God is powerful.
Bottom line: God can help me be brave.
Thanks for sharing your preschool kids with us! Head to http://bit.ly/FL_ParentCue_YouTube to watch or rewatch the virtual experience and discover what we learned at church this week.

Even though our month on friendship is coming to an end, remember, friends forgive one another. Head to http://bit.ly/ParentCueKids to discover what we learned this week.

The prophet Elisha told Naaman to wash in the Jordan River to heal his skin.
Bottom line: God knows what’s best for me.
Thanks for sharing your kids with us! Head to http://bit.ly/FL_ParentCue_YouTube to watch or rewatch the virtual experience and discover what we learned at church this week.

Today we learned friends stand up for one another. Check out the story in Acts 9:26-30. Head to http://bit.ly/ParentCueKids to discover what we learned this week.

Jonah goes God’s way and tells the people in Ninevah about God after Jonah goes his own way and is swallowed by a big fish.
Bottom line: God knows what’s best for me.
Thanks for sharing your kids with us! Head to http://bit.ly/FL_ParentCue_YouTube to watch or rewatch the virtual experience and discover what we learned at church this week.

As we continue to learn about friendship, we find a great example of friends keeping their promises, from one of the most famous friendships in the Bible between David and Jonathan. http://bit.ly/ ParentCueKids to discover what we learned this week.

Moses leads God’s people to trust what God says, and God makes a path through the Red Sea for the Israelites to walk on.
Bottom line: God knows what’s best for me.
Thanks for sharing your kids with us! Head to http://bit.ly/FL_ParentCue_YouTube to watch or rewatch the virtual experience and discover what we learned at church this week.

Take some time to memorize this verse as a family. Take some time to memorize this verse as a family. Use it as a reminder to trust God with your friendships.

Practice this month’s Memory Verse Motions with your preschooler after watching this video: https://bit.ly/2309_FL_MV

As kids become more aware of how their friends influence them, it’s important for them to know how to choose good friends. We pray that kids will find friends who encourage them and help them grow in their relationship with Jesus.

On special paper make a pretty flower with your handprint to remember that God loves and knows what is best for you. Visit this link for instructions: https://bit.ly/2309_PCPre_W1

We had a memorable time as we kicked off our month about friendship. In this week’s story, found in Ecclesiastes 4:9-12, we learned to choose your friends carefully. Head to http://bit.ly/ParentCueKids to discover what we learned at church this week.

Adam and Eve eat the fruit God told them not to eat and have to leave the garden.
Bottom line: God knows what’s best for me.
Thanks for sharing your kids with us! Head to http://bit.ly/FL_ParentCue_YouTube to watch or rewatch the virtual experience and discover what we learned at church this week.