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Early Foundations and
KidsFaith curriculum follow a specific scope and sequence based on twelve topics
of the Christian faith.
The five year program
begins in preschool (P) and continues through four years of elementary grades (A,B,C,D.)
The program uses Bible
stories and Christian Doctrine to teach the Christian faith.
At the end of the five year
cycle, children will understand the nature of God, the Salvation of Jesus
Christ, the structure of the Christian church and their role within their
religion.
It is a comprehensive
program developed to create a lasting relationship with Jesus Christ in each
individual child.
Creation
P: God made everything
A: God made everything in
six days; it was good.
B: God made you
C: God’s creation is
perfect
D: God’s creation is
complex
Jesus
P: Jesus loves us.
A: Jesus is real and Jesus
is God
B: Jesus wants a
relationship with us
C: The Trinity
D: Nature of God
Faith
P: Faith is believing in
what you cannot see
A: Faith means to trust God
completely
B: Faith is believing that
God has a plan for your life
C: Faith vs. Works
D: Having faith in a
faithless world
Salvation
P: Jesus died to give us
salvation
A: God pursues us to give
us salvation
B: Grace based Salvation
C: Salvation is a choice
D: Why we need Salvation
Love One Another
P: We are supposed to love
others
A: We love others is
because Jesus first loved us
B: Love is from God; it can
come in any size.
C: What is love?
D: Loving everyone
including those we don’t like
Tell Others About Jesus
P: We have a job to do: to
tell others about Jesus
A: God wants us to tell
others about Jesus
B: Missionaries
C: Missionaries
D: Missionaries
The Bible
P: God gave us the Bible
A: The Bible was inspired
by God
B: The Bible is infallible
C: The Bible as
history/prophesy
D: How to use the Bible in
our lives
Sin and Forgiveness
P: What is sin and
forgiveness?
A: Sin separates us from
God, so we need to ask for his forgiveness for sin.
B: Forgiveness is critical
to forming a relationship with God
C: God erases sin, but not
the consequences
D: Temptation, trials, and
forgiveness in a fallen world
The Church
P: Why we go to church
A: God designed the church
for his purposes
B: Church history: Early
church- Great Awakening
C: Church history: Paul,
Wesley, Knox, Luther
D: Church history: Acts,
Worldwide Spread, Modern
Prayer
P: How to pray, why we pray
A: We pray to the one true
God; we should only pray to him
B: God listens when we pray
D: God answers our prayers
D: The power of prayer
Christmas
P: The birth of Jesus
A: Christmas is the about
the birth of Jesus
B: Christmas outside of
ourselves
C: Christmas through the
prophetic scripture
D: Our Christmas vs. The
World’s Christmas
Easter
P: The meaning of Easter
A: Easter is a celebration
of Jesus’ love for us through his death and resurrection
B: The elements of Easter
examined
C: How Easter changed the
world
D: How we know the
resurrection is real
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