God’s Messenger is an E.G. White Estate resource featuring 38 lessons on topics that Adventist children face in their daily lives. Each lesson integrates Adventist pioneer stories along with Scripture and Ellen White’s writings. The lessons are categorized by grade level and feature mp3 audio files and printable worksheets. These lessons would make a great extended Friday evening family worship study.
For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God: Not of works, lest any man should boast.
Ephesians 2: 8,9
Reformation Day resources useful for commemorating the 500th anniversary of the start of the Protestant Reformation.
SDA Resources
Truth Triumphant for Youth- A 23 chapter story of the Church in the Wilderness first published by Pacific Press in 1944. Would work great as a read-aloud for the month of October. Engaging reading full of pictures and diagrams.
Audio version of The Great Controversy -All 42 chapters available for free download and listening
Printable coloring pages of Seventh-day Adventist Church pioneers. At total of 31 pages
Visionary for Kids – Several of the free magazines cover the topic of the Great Controversy. The sidebar lists the issues.
Our Adventist Heritage – a full collection of multimedia study resources from the Atlantic Union Conference Teacher Bulletin
Adventist Pioneer Stories – listen online courtesy of the University Park Community SDA Church
Other Notebooking/Lapbook/Unit Study Resources
Reformation Unit Lap-n-Note from HomeschoolShare
Reformation Day Ideas and Activities from Beyond A Doubt
Protestant Reformers Notebooking pages from Notebooking Fairy
With the release of the film, Tell the World, we have had requests to repost Adventist history resources. Many are interested in doing some sort of church history study These links feature resources for all ages and learning styles.
Free resources for those families who would like to incorporate Adventist history into their homeschool studies.
Adventist Pioneers Coloring Pages courtesy of Adventist Heritage Ministry.
Audio stream of over 100 Adventist pioneer stories courtesy of the University Park SDA church in Oregon.
Lest We Forget : A 5 part printable unit study for upper elementary- jr. high aged students.
Our Adventist Heritage is another set of free printable resources and project ideas looking at the lives of early Adventist church pioneers.
There are several Pathfinder awards dealing with Adventist Church history. Combine them with other doctrinal & Bible awards to earn the Master award for that category.
Don’t forget the Adventist Church’s official Office of Archives, Statistics and…
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“Tell the World” shares the compelling story of a small group of farmers from the northeast region of the United States who would go on to set the foundation of the Seventh-day Adventist Church. Since the 19th century, the Church has been at the forefront of matters relating to health, education, communication and Biblical interpretation.
You can learn more about the film at Tell the World
The 154 minute film can be viewed for free on You Tube.
Free resources for those families who would like to incorporate Adventist history into their homeschool studies.
Adventist Pioneers Coloring Pages courtesy of Adventist Heritage Ministry.
Audio stream of over 100 Adventist pioneer stories courtesy of the University Park SDA church in Oregon.
Lest We Forget : A 5 part printable unit study for upper elementary- jr. high aged students.
Our Adventist Heritage is another set of free printable resources and project ideas looking at the lives of early Adventist church pioneers.
There are several Pathfinder awards dealing with Adventist Church history. Combine them with other doctrinal & Bible awards to earn the Master award for that category.
Don’t forget the Adventist Church’s official Office of Archives, Statistics and Research website– chock-full of photographs,
online archives and more. An excellent resource for a high school level research project.
If you are looking to study Adventist history with your upper elementary or middle school students, you will appreciate this resource. Lest We Forget is a free 5-part unit study – you can get more information and find the download links to each part HERE.
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