Kids Church

Bible Passage to read: Book of JOB Job is the prime illustration of patience among the numerous examples in the Old Testament. Job’s patience stands out because Job’s story is extreme in the amount of suffering he endured. In a single day, he lost his children and all his wealth, followed by being covered with painful sores. Even his wife urged him to curse God and die. When his friends finally arrived to comfort him, they couldn’t even recognize him from a distance. Adding to Job’s pain, they falsely accused him of wrongdoing and blamed his troubles on his unrepentant heart. Despite these trials, Job patiently endured as per the Bible. Today, the patience of Job serves as an inspiration to our kids who face times of struggle and suffering. No matter what happens, Kids learn that we are called to follow Job’s example as we patiently endure in service and worship to the Lord, remembering that our Lord is the God of compassion and mercy! Have a blessed week!

During Missionary Week, our children delved into the revolutionary story of Martin Luther, a German theologian, professor, pastor, and church reformer. St. Martin Luther, as a historical figure, is known for his role in the Protestant Reformation rather than missionary work in the traditional sense. However, his actions and teachings have undoubtedly influenced missions and Christian outreach over the centuries.  Kids learnt how to be bold like Martin Luther against powerful opposition. They explored Luther’s Ninety-Five Theses and how these ignited the Protestant Reformation. Reflecting on Luther’s life left a profound impact on our children, inspiring them to share their insights and admiration for his courage and conviction. We believe these lessons will empower our children to stand steadfast when faced with challenges in their own lives.

April 21, 2024 Passover and the Prince of Peace symbolize God’s flawless plan for redeeming his people from both physical slavery and spiritual bondage. This week in kids Church, we delved into the powerful story of God’s redemption of His people from Egyptian slavery, marking it with the solemn remembrance of Passover during the plague of the firstborn. Through this, children grasped the profound connection between Jesus as the ultimate Passover lamb and the assurance of protection and peace through His sacrificial blood. May the Prince of Peace bestow upon you His transcendent peace, surpassing worldly offerings. Let not your heart be troubled, nor be afraid. Amen!

 2KINGS 6 : 8 TO 23 This week, we embarked on a new theme centered around an intriguing passage from the Bible. It delves into the story of Elisha, a powerful instrument of God who played a crucial role in conveying divine warnings through prophecy. In one notable incident, when Elisha prayed, the Lord intervened by blinding the eyes of enemy soldiers while opening the eyes of Elisha’s servant. This revelation revealed a mighty host of angels encircling the city, showcasing God’s protective power. Elisha, embodying the love of God, instructed the king of Israel to extend hospitality by hosting a grand feast for the soldiers. His act created a peace treaty which led the soldiers stop raiding Israel’s territory. Kids learned how to resolve conflict through non-violent means also on how to find peace amid external threats. They cultivated a heart of mercy and compassion, recognizing their significance in promoting peace.

Memory Verse Reciting Test This week, our RWC children took part in a Memory Verse test, reciting all the verses they’ve learned from January to March 2024 in Sunday school. It was heartening to see all our kids participating, eager to recite the verses flawlessly and compete with one another. The adage “a verse a week keeps the devil away” rings true, and we’re confident that our children are armed with a wealth of Bible verses to draw upon in any circumstance they encounter. It was a joyous occasion witnessing our little ones embrace learning with such enthusiasm.