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Gospel Threads Crowd Gathering Ideas

by Tamarah Horton | Feb 11, 2014 | Passport to the Nations, SHARE

Taking our cues from the Gospel Threads colors, here are a few simple, crowd gathering ideas: [Note: Remember that the colors as used in the Gospel Threads curriculum are different than how they are used in these Gospel colors products. Use this template for Knowing...

Gospel Threads Face Painting

by Tamarah Horton | Feb 12, 2014 | Passport to the Nations, SHARE

Face painting is a popular and well-loved special activity for children. It also provides the perfect opportunity to share a story, the Gospel story, with your “captive” audience 🙂 While face painting is very popular, I would recommend hand painting for...

Gospel Threads Necklace

by Tamarah Horton | Feb 13, 2014 | Passport to the Nations, SHARE

This necklace is another fun activity that can be help students as they learn the Gospel Threads concepts. What you will need: Black string (we used craft lace) Plastic beads (a white, a green, a yellow, and two red beads and a black heart bead) Instructions: Cut a...

Gospel Threads Bracelet (easy version)

by Tamarah Horton | Feb 14, 2014 | Passport to the Nations, SHARE

One of the memory tools for learning the colors of the Gospel Threads is this easy-to-make bracelet. What you will need: A roll of black leather lacing (or a similar material) found at your local craft store A bag of heart-shaped beads Instructions: Step 1: Cut a...

Gospel Threads Bracelet (advanced version)

by Tamarah Horton | Feb 15, 2014 | Passport to the Nations, SHARE

My daughter, Bekah, is going to walk us through a tutorial on how to make a more advanced version of the Gospel Threads bracelet. It takes a little patience to get the hang of it at first, but it’s worth the work! Take it Bek! What you will need: A 2×4...

The Wordless Book

by Tamarah Horton | Feb 16, 2014 | Passport to the Nations, SHARE

As the name indicates, this is a book without words. It is a simple project to make for reinforcing the teachings of the Gospel Threads presentation. The “pages” of the book represent each of the main teachings as listed below: White page: God is holy....