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Hello! Listen to the Story of the Beads and the Gospel Bead Song!
Here is a song that goes with the Gospel Bead Bracelet:
Now Listen to the Story of the Beads by Mrs. Debbie
Here is the Gospel Fuzzie Song that goes with the Gospel Bracelet too!
The Gospel Parade Book: You can download Patti’s book great children’s story, The Gospel Parade, for JUST $4.00 here.
Free Download Gospel Bead Song Handout:
The Gathering Preschool Children sing with Mr. Phil
Here’s a brief video slideshow report on our Gospel Parade Outreach 2022:
Hi There! We are excited to celebrate Easter / Resurrection Sunday in remembrance of the greatest day in the history of the church! Here are the songs our kids are practicing to help us celebrate:
The Children’s Church Kids will sing this song for us:
The After-School Elementary Children will sing this song:
The Preschool / Kindergarten Children will sing this song:
The children will only sing the “Praise Him” part of this song, not the the “Hallelujah” part.
You can download the script here:
If you would like a PDF of a booklet for a hand-out for children, I can email you a mini-booklet and full-size in full color and also a color page. Contact me at WeeCanKnow@Gmail.com.
This is a fun little song set to the tune of I’ve been Working on the Railroad. It was suggested in a Child Evangelism Fellowship Thanksgiving lesson, I just can’t remember which one!
You can purchase CEFPress’s Thanksgiving lesson for 2021 by clicking here.
Here’s the Thanksgiving song:
Here are additional verses that go a long with I’ve Been Working on the Railroad song.
Praise Him in the morn,
Praise Him at noon,
Praise Him when the sun goes down!
Praise Him in the morn,
Praise Him at noon,
Praise Him all day long!
Note: This next verse to the tune of Someone’s in the Kitchen with Dinah
Someone’s in the church praying,
Someone’s in the church I know – ooo- ooo!
Someone’s in the church praying,
And playing the pi-an- o!!!!
Play-ing…
Hal- le- lu- jah, Hallelujah, Hall-le-lu-u-u- jah
Someone’s in the church pray-ing,
Playing the pi-an-an-o!
The last chapter of Ecclesiastes, chapter 12, Solomon directs his thoughts toward the youth. Solomon has come to the end of his days and describes the decline of life figuratively and humorously in verses 1-7.
As an old man, Solomon realizes where the true place is to find meaning in life. He intentionally makes an effort to encourage the young to seek God in their youth. In verse 11 and 12 he said, The words of the wise are like goads, their collected sayings like firmly embedded nails—given by one shepherd (God). Be warned, my son, of anything in addition to them.
Solomon was emphasizing the value of God’s wisdom describing it as a goad (a pointed stick used to drive Sheep – to keep them on the right path). The nail represents the security and steadfastness of God’s Word. God’s Word is what can keep us on the right path and keep our life secure and steadfast. He encouraged his son to cling to God’s wisdom. Solomon described how he sought diligently to find the right words, to help his son, youth, and others understand the importance of following God’s path (vs. 9-10).
Are you a parent, grandparent, or teacher? You can follow Solomon’s wise example in Ecclesiastes and Proverbs and take every opportunity to teach younger generations the importance of following God. Also, to encourage them to follow God early in life!
So what is the whole duty of mankind? Read Ecclesiastes 12, then play the trivia game below and you will find the Solomon’s answer! (This is a fun way to teach youth God’s Word too! )
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