This “Kids Care Peacemaker” lesson focuses on being a good neighbour. We meet Naomie from the Democratic Republic of Congo who joined the Peace Club and helped promote peace among her schoolmates. Revisiting the Good Samaritan story, we will learn what it means to empathize with people who are different from us and to live peacefully together.
This “Kids Care Peacemaker” lesson focuses on asking for forgiveness and moving forward in reconciliation. We will learn about Maria and her grandmother who is a storyteller from the Indigenous community. We'll also read about the Good Samaritan and how God wants us to show compassion and work towards healing.
In this “Kids Care Peacemaker” lesson we introduce the biblical concept of peace and explore the issue of bullying through the story of Joseph. With discussion questions, children will learn how Joseph forgave his brothers and how God wants us to be peacemakers.
This year’s Kids Care – Peacemakers – is a five-lesson children’s resource on what it means to be peacemakers from a biblical perspective. Kids will explore forgiveness, praying for people who have been hurtful, refusing retaliation, and how to help resolve conflicts peacefully. Peacemakers trust God to bring justice, following Jesus’ way of sacrificial love. The curriculum includes fun activities, crafts and games, Bible lessons, stories and fundraising suggestions that will encourage your children’s group to be God’s peacemakers, expand their notion of community in the world, and be moved to action.
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Mississauga, Ontario – Canadian Baptist Ministries (CBM) is pleased to announce the appointment of Imkummeren Jamir as Program Coordinator in India, effective May 1, 2023.
Resources including a sermon outline, small group guide, update video and a bookmark with prayer points to guide you and your church as you stand in solidarity with the global church.
Executive Director Jennifer Lau gives an update on your impact in 2022 and shares about our new partnerships in 2023.
Recent reports of hunger have reached staggering levels, with ten percent of the global population facing food insecurity today. The problem strikes the vulnerable the hardest.
Your 2022 year in giving, our partnership with the Canadian Foodgrains Bank and more!
