LESSON THEME: Jesus is Alive! Scripture Mark 16:1-11 records the discovery of Jesus’ empty tomb on the first day of the week after his crucifixion. When Mary Magdalene and other women arrive to anoint Jesus’ body with spices, they find the stone rolled away and encounter an angel who announces Jesus’ resurrection. Though initially afraid, Mary later sees the risen
In today’s digital landscape, web accessibility isn’t just a nice-to-have feature—it’s becoming a legal requirement and a fundamental aspect of ethical web design. I’m excited to share my favorite website tools that can help ensure your online presence is accessible to everyone, regardless of their abilities. Understanding Web Accessibility: Why It Matters Web accessibility means designing and developing websites that
LESSON THEME: Jesus Loves Me Mark 15:16-47 describes Jesus’ crucifixion, from the Roman soldiers mocking him through his death on the cross and burial in a tomb. It portrays the profound suffering Jesus endured, the various reactions of those present, and ultimately fulfills the scriptural prophecies about the Messiah’s death. WELCOME MUSIC: PLAYLIST (WEE SING KIDS) This music should be
Date Volunteer Teacher Lesson Scripture ABEKA Cards Other Resources 3/26/2025 Brandy Tina Peter Finds a Coin Matthew 17:24-37 130 4/2/2025 Leslie Tina Palm Sunday Mark 11:1-11 130 4/9/2025 Brandy Tina Good Friday Matthew 26:1-27, Mark 14:1-15:47, Luke 32:1-56, John 18:1-20:18 133-138 4/16/2025 Kellie Tina Resurrection Sunday Mark 16:1-11, Luke 24:1-48, John 20:1-20, Acts 1:8-11 139-143 4/23/2025 Terra Tina Peter is
Date Scripture Lesson April 27, 2025 Psalm 54:17 Whisper a Prayer May 4, 2025 2 Peter 3:18 Grow in Knowledge of Lord May 11, 2025 Proverbs 31 Mother’s Day | Proverbs Woman May 18, 2025 Ephesians 6:1-3 Obey Your Parents May 25, 2025 Friends Forever (David & Jonathan) June 1, 2025 Creation Week 1 June 8, 2025 Creation Week 2
My family knows how much I love Green Bean Casserole, so when they found me the perfect vintage Campbell’s green bean casserole dish, it was like finding a hidden treasure at a flea market. They scooped it up with the kind of urgency you see in those dramatic moments in movies when someone grabs a rare artifact. (Okay … maybe
In today’s fast-paced and interconnected workplace, collaboration is more than a buzzword—it’s a necessity. Yet, even in the most forward-thinking organizations, barriers like silos, egos, and turf wars persist, stifling creativity, communication, and productivity. Dismantling these barriers is essential, so you can foster a culture of teamwork and idea-sharing. The Impact of Silos, Egos, and Turf Wars 1.Silos: The Invisible
In a society that equates professional success with personal worth, it’s easy to let work define who we are. Job titles, accolades, and career milestones often become the markers of identity, offering validation and purpose. But at what cost? The problem with a work-driven identity lies in its fragility. Jobs can change or disappear, leaving us feeling lost. Moreover, prioritizing
