Joseph saves his family craft

Children can understand the desire for revenge and can be encouraged by this Joseph and His Family Coloring page to forgive wrongs done to them and to demonstrate God's love toward people who have hurt them.

Joseph is a major character in the Old Testament stories of the early patriarchs. His faithfulness to God in the midst of his hardships is an example for all of us and a reminder that God is in control. These Bible lesson activities feature Joseph, his hardship, his endurance, his faith, and God’s blessing upon him.

Our boy Joseph has had a rough time of it. Sold into slavery, falsely accused and put in prison. But then we read these amazing words “…the LORD was with Joseph”. What a great …

Trust is an essential aspect of relationships, both personal and professional. To help reinforce this concept and cultivate a deeper understanding of trust, printable worksheets can serve as valuable tools. As a versatile medium, these worksheets can help many people for various reasons and objectives. It helps in trust building activities, trust exercises, fixing trust issues in relationships, and even building trust in a workplace. It also recommended strengthening trust for young…

Your Sunday school will have fun making these crafts. Besides pharaoh's dreams there are other crafts that highlight the Bible story about Joseph in Egypt.

Scripture Reference: Luke 10:25-37 Suggested Emphasis: “Love your neighbour” by helping anyone who is in need. Memory Verse: “The man answered, ‘Love the Lord your God. Love…

VERSES: Genesis 42:1-38 MEMORY VERSE: Genesis 42:8 "And Joseph knew his brethren, but they knew him not." BOOK TO REMEMBER: Pr...

These free hidden picture Bible activities for children give kids the opportunity to find hidden images in pictures that depict popular Bible stories.

This craft is to help teach the story in Genesis of Joseph who became Pharoah's second-in-command and was able to store up grain to feed Egypt, Israel, and surrounding nations during the seven year famine. Again, this picture came from a Google search. I added Genesis 50:20 to it. You need: Cardstock (or paper), uncooked rice (or dry oatmeal), glue, and crayons (optional) This is pretty self-explanatory. All you have to do is print out the template below, put glue over the grain in the bag…

Joseph's Colorful Coat is a one-page cut and glue the pictures in order printable. It's super easy, but a good and fun way to review the lesson. Color and black & white are included. Click here to download. The first page is a completed teacher’s visual. Cut on the dotted line and cut the strip pf pictures. Cut on the solid lines to separate the pictures. Shuffle them and have the students glue them in order on the numbered chart above.