Follow Me: Biblical Practices for Faithful Living not only has individual age components for each unit, but you can also save money with small-scale and large-scale packages. If your congregation is small but still covers many age ranges, consider using only the Congregational Guide to still have a solid program for everyone there.
To help you and your committees figure out which component options your congregation needs and to learn more about the curriculum, watch these informational videos on our YouTube channel. |
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Do Not Fear
Ideal for Advent!
The command to put away fear is comprehensive—whatever trials befall us, we can remember that we are created for faith, not fear. In this unit, participants will learn that the command to “do not fear” does not mean that there is nothing to be afraid of—it means that God will walk with us through whatever fears we have. |
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Worship God
The worship actions we do together on a regular basis shape us to be people following Jesus in the world. In this unit, participants will learn that worshiping God involves disciples (and seekers!) gathered then sent out and then gathered again, creating an ebb and flow of the communal to individual and societal and back again to communal. |
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Comfort Those Who Mourn
The action of mourning can indicate any number of losses—not only the death of a loved one, but also the loss of a job or the dissolution of a relationship. In this unit, participants will learn that as we nurture our ability to comfort others, it is equally important to be in touch with how we grieve. Through the practice of comforting one another, community bonds are strengthened and those who suffer are restored. |
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