Christmas isn’t over yet! Keep the festivities going for 12 days and celebrate Epiphany with your Children! Christmas is over, time to take down the decorations…wait, Stop! No it isn’t! Contrary to the popular belief that Christmas is one day and come December 26th, Christmas is over, the reality is that Christmas is a season […]

If you are looking for easy crafts to make with your kids this weekend look no further than these fun Christian crafts for kids. These christian kids crafts are perfect for your young kids to have fun creating after church.

Paper craft for Magi or Wise Man (Matthew 2). For Christmas of Epiphany. Part of a whole lesson on-site.

Facebook Twitter Pinterest We are on our final week of the Christmas lesson series. (If you missed any of the past Christmas lessons click here). This week, we will look at the contrast between King Herod and the Wise Men. Our Bible text is found in Matthew 2:1-12. Some of the key points we will […]

Popsicle Stick Kings Craft Idea - great for Christmas, a Sunday school lesson for Christ The King or a Three Kings Epiphany art project!

With Christmas coming, this wise men paper plate crown craft is the perfect solution for your nativity play. This is also a great Sunday School craft as you teach kids about the birth of our Savior, Jesus Christ. Note that this wise men are also called the 3 kings and the magi. Whatever you call...Read More

Popsicle Stick Kings Craft Idea - great for Christmas, a Sunday school lesson for Christ The King or a Three Kings Epiphany art project!

Epiphany is celebrated by many Christians around the world. When is Epiphany and what does it mean? What is Epiphany? What is Epiphany? Epiphany is a celebration of the arrival of wise men, also called magi, from the East who brought gifts to Jesus. What Does the Word “Epiphany” Mean? In spiritual terms, the wordContinue Reading

For several years now, our family has had a baby crib sitting under our tree. During Advent it's empty: Christmas MorningChristmas morning the best gift of all can be discovered under that glowing tree! On the Epiphany Then, on the morning of the Epiphany, our King of Kings, baby Jesus, is found to be wearing a golden crown, red