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Holy Plot Twist Sessions $ 40 40$ These are playful, judgment-free, and full of laughter, helping participants uncover surprising stories, fun facts, and deeper understanding of the Bible. Válido por 3 meses Comprar ahora TWO 30-Minute Faith Tutors Virtual Sessions Access to The Bible-ish in 30 Days

Bible Text 101 2-5 Minutes ... A little bit of faith goes a long way! Question: What other religions (besides Christian) have similar stories and connections to Abraham? Answer... Islam, Christianity, and Judaism are connected because they all believe in one God and trace their faith back to Abraham . They differ mainly in what they believe about Jesus and later prophets, including Muhammad. Why it matters? (Why do you think it matters?) In a world where how we are different is often what is highlighted first, this reminds us that many faithful people connect to the same stories, struggles, and faith connections. Studies show that young people are often stronger in their faith when they are in conversation with other faiths. Now What? How many religions can you name? Do you know the stories of Abraham and Moses ? Bonus - Five More Minutes Here is a quick 3-Minute Video www.progressivefaithathome.org

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Some favorite children's books for all ages to learn and grow. Faith Stories Josey Johnson's Hair and the Holy Spirit by Esau McCaulley (author) and Latonya Jackson (illustrator) Mother God by Teresa Pecinovsky God's Dream by Desmond Tutu Clown of God by Tomie dePaola Images of God by Marie-Helene Delval If I Only Had a Green Nose by Max Lucado How Does God Make Things Happen? By Lawrence & Karen Kushner God Goes On Vacation by Edwina Gateley The Tales of Three Trees retold by Angela Hunt God's Paintbrush by Sandy Sasso The Carpenter's Gift by David Rubel Because Nothing Looks Like God by Lawrence and Karen Kushner What is God? by Etan Boritzer Where Does God Live? by August Gold God Loves Me More Than That by Dandi Daley Mackall What is God Like? by Rachel Held Evan and Matthew Paul Turner What is God? by Olivia Bryan Updegrove Praying in Color (Kid's Edition) by Sybil MacBeth When God Made the World by Matthew Paul Turner Wonder Awaits by Caroline Hamilton-Arnold Love is Powerful by Heather Dean Brewer Our Table by Peter H. Reynolds Wherever Love Is by Bryan Sirchio The Story of and: The Little Word That Changed the World by Sandy Sasso A Church for All by Gayle E. Pitman Every Day and Sunday, Too by Gail Ramshaw Biblical Stories The Marvelous Mustard Seed by Sandy Sasso and Amy Jill-Levine The Nativity by Julies Vivas Psalms for Young Children by Marie-Hélène Delval Home By Another Way by Barbara Brown Taylor God's Love is Like by Ray Buckley Jonah and the Whale by Erwin Grosche All Night, All Day by Ashley Bryan Psalm Twenty-Three illustrated by Tim Ladwig What a Morning by John Langstaff Women of the Bible by Margaret McAllister All Things Bright and Beautiful by Cecil Frances Alexander Who Counts? by Amy Jill-Levine and Sandy Sass Meet Jesus: The Life and Lessons of a Beloved Teacher by Lynn Tuttle Gunney The Totally True Book of Strange and Surprising Bible Lists by Carla Barnhill and Marc Olson Good For Nothing Tree by Sandy Sass and Amy Jill-Levine Cain and Abel by Sandy Sasso Forgotten Bible Stories by Margaret McAllister Secular Stories The Quiltmaker's Gift by Jeff Brumbeau How Much is a Little Girl Worth? by Rachael Denhollander Kindness is my Superpower by Alicia Ortego What Do You Do with an Idea? by Kobi Yamada Red: A Crayon Story by Michael Hall Four Feet, Two Sandals by Karen Lynn Williams and Khadra Mohammed It's Okay to Be Different by Todd Parr Old Turtle by Douglas Wood Every Little Kindness by Marta Bartolj Enemy Pie by Derek Munson If You Find a Rock by Peggy Christian Stone Soup by Marcia Brown Those Shoes by Maribeth Boelts Guess How Much I Love You by Sam McBratney The Three Questions by Jon J. Muth The Boy on the Yellow Bus by Crystal Bowman The House on Dirty-Third Street by Jo S. Kittinger A Little Book about Friendship by Samantha Kurtzman-Counter The Day You Begin by Jacqueline Woodson On the Night You Were Born by Nancy Tillman Multicultural Stories Room for Everyone by Naaz Khan Change Sings: A Children's Anthem by Amanda Gorman The Most Beautiful Thing by Kao Kalia Yang Mightier Than the Sword: Rebels, Reformers, and Revolutionaries Who Changed the World Through Writing by Rochelle Melander Adriana's Angels by Ruth Goring Ghost Wings by Barbara Joosse What If We Were All The Same!: A Children's Book About Ethnic Diversity and Inclusion by C. M. Harris Wangari's Trees of Peace: A True Story from Africa by Jeanette Winter All Things Bright and Beautiful by Cecil Frances Alexander Stars in the Darkness by Barbara M. Joosse Rechenka's Eggs by Patricia Polacco Just Ask!: Be Different, Be Brave, Be You by Sonia Sotomayor The People Could Fly: American Black Folktales by Virginia Hamilton The Legend of the Poinsettia by Tomie dePaola Chicken Sunday by Patricia Polacco The Give-Away: A Christmas Story in the Native American Tradition by Ray Buckley Three Wise Women by Mary Hoffman If the World Were a Village: A Book about the World's People by David J. Smith Mama Do You Love Me? by Barbara M. Joosse All Are Welcome by Alexandra Penfold Who Was Martin Luther King, Jr.? by Bonnie Bader and Who Hq People by Peter Spier Whoever You Are by Mem Fox All Families Are Special by Norma Simon Somewhere in the World Right Now by Stacey Schuett Global Babies from The Global Fund for Children From Islam to Christian My First Kwanzaa by Karen Katz Our Diversity Makes Us Stronger: Social Emotional Book for Kids about Diversity and Kindness by Elizabeth Cole Teach Your Dragon About Diversity: Train Your Dragon To Respect Diversity. A Cute Children Story To Teach Kids About Diversity and Differences by Steve Herman Antiracist Baby Board Book by Ibram X. Kendi What Do You Believe? Fry Bread: A Native American Family Story by Kevin Noble Creation Care Stories A New Alphabet for Humanity : A Children's Book of Alphabet Words to Inspire Compassion, Kindness and Positivity by Leesa McGrego Here We Are: Notes for Living on Planet Earth by Oliver Jeffers Boy Who Spoke to the Earth by Chris Burkard I Love You, Blue Barroux Come in, Come in! by Roger Hutchison Hiking Day by Anne Rockwell Buried Sunlight: How Fossil Fuels Have Changed the Earth: How Fossil Fuels Have Changed the Earth by Penny Chisholm 10 Things I Can Do to Help My World by Melanie Walsh Don't Let Them Disappear by Chelsea Clinton George Saves the World by Lunchtime by Jo Readman If America Were a Village: A Book about the People of the United States by David J. Smith Grandad's Prayers of the Earth by Douglas Wood Old Turtle and the Broken Truth by Douglas Wood Tree of Life: The Incredible Biodiversity of Life on Earth by Rochelle Strauss Water Dance by Thomas Locker Is There Really a Human Race? by Jamie Lee Curtis Everybody Can Help Somebody by Ron Hall The Lorax by Dr Seuss The Earth Book by Todd Parr Climate Change for Babies by Chris Ferrie Climate Change For Kids: Our Planet Is In Our Hands from the Kupcake Gallery Love the Earth, 3 by Julian Lennon God's Very Colorful Creation by Tim Thornborough Love the World by Todd Parr My Friend Earth by Patricia MacLachlan Signs of God's Love by Tahirih L. Lemon Old Enough to Save the Planet by Loll Kirby If You Come to Earth by Sophie Blackall

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Every study over the past 25 years shows that faith practices as a family (not at church) are the most powerful in keeping a person connected to faith for life.  What is a faith tutor? Welcome! Faith Tutor: Rev. Dr. Olivia Bryan Updegrove I AM... A Mom A fellow busy human juggling family, faith, and life’s chaos. A mom who needs coffee — and occasionally a margarita. A carpool uber for a band and theater kid. A mom who’s trying to raise good, faithful kids in a world that often uses Christianity as a weapon. (Ugh, right?) A Minister Passionate about helping people of all ages build a faith that lasts . An ordained minister in the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ). The Project Leader for a $1.25 million grant: Children Here! Children There! Children Worship Everywhere! Educated! I hold degrees from Lexington Theological Seminary and Claremont School of Theology. Before that, I spent over a decade serving my denomination as Minister for Ministries Across Generations with focuses on families and children. Active in intergenerational ministry circles: Intergenerate, GenOn, Just Say Know Ministries and more! An Author I’ve written children’s books, book and magazine articles, and faith formation resources. What is God? Who is Jesus? Where is Holy? There’s more to my story, but let’s be honest — if you’ve made it this far, I’m already impressed... and my dog needs to go out... again. Text TUTOR to (855) 764-2574 to receive bi-monthly updates for resources! Messages and data rates may apply. Why a Faith Tutor? Helping families live faithfully, love deeply, and stay grounded in the story of God. Together we can... Discover easy ways to live more faithfully right where you already are. Meet your family in real, practical ways without guilt or overwhelm. Find simple rhythms, meaningful moments, and grace-filled accountability that help you grow. Discovers a transformative journey of faith that fits real life. Find what works for your life... not one-size-fits-all programs, but meaningful habits that grow faith for the long haul. Things to Note Faith Tutors will meet you where you are, but we create safe space for LGBTQAI+ families, interfaith conversations, and anyone who has experienced church trauma. Over 25 years of research shows that faith grows most deeply in homes, not just in church buildings. 79% of teens say home faith conversations shape them more than any program. (Springtide Research, 2023) Neuroscience confirms that spiritual habits build resilience and emotional well-being. (Lisa Miller, The Spiritual Child ) Only 30% of Americans regularly attend worship, but 62% of Americans still identify as Christian. (Pew Research, 2024) Welcome Olivia Get this Faith Party Started!

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This is where those families and individuals have access to online learning lessons and modules. Hey Members Faith is a journey, and I so glad you are on it with me. Click below and enter the password. For those who want to try a free example. Click here. Advent-Epiphany Lent - Easter Parables Women Hebrew Characters I Hebrew Characters II Jesus Lessons New Testament Char. DISCIPLESHIP CONNECT

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Ways to Level Up Your Faith - Family Tutoring and Memberships Church Consulting and Workshops Let's Get This Faith Party Started Moms? "I got you!" In fact... I am you! With Faith Tutors, we can - Find grace and grounding in your family’s real life (not your ideal one). Create moments of a faith that fit s between carpools, homework, and bedtime. Hold onto hope when the world feels heavy. Learn what Scripture really says — so you can raise kind, curious, and confident kids . Build faith muscles that strengthen love and peace in your home. Because this matters. The world is loud with hate-filled Christianity that doesn’t look much like Jesus. Our kids are watching — and wondering. We can know more. We can do better. We can raise love-loud, justice-minded, joy-filled families. So bring your coffee (or your chaos) — and let’s talk. FREE - 20-Minute Coffee Break (BYOC - Bring your own coffee.) Family Option People pay t o train a dog or tutor a kid in math, get a little help and support for y ou r f aith g rowth! (Click Here to Schedule) Overwhelmed Church Leader (who is expected to be Jesus)? Need a miracle? Faith Tutors provides practical and cost effective "miracles" with... Hybrid strategies that actually work — bridging the gap between home and church in ways families can sustain. Research-backed insights on why family-centered faith formation builds long-term discipleship. Training and tools that empower leaders and families without overloading them . Programs that flex for your size, budget, and volunteer base. We can reach our families even when they are not in the pews every week. Most churches don’t have the luxury of a full-time, dedicated staff for children, youth, or families. The average Associate Pastor in the U.S. earns about $51,300 annually, while many part-time Youth Pastors earn under $20,000 a year, often working over 20 hours each week (Indeed, 2025 ). Faith Tutors helps bridge this gap — even when staffing and budgets fall short. FREE - 20-Minute Coffee Conversation Church Anchor

This is a guide to help you understand the variety of ways to use the modules and lessons. Module/Lesson Guide Do NOT be overwhelmed! A module/lesson may look like a lot because everyone needs something different. A whole module/lesson page should take you 15 minutes (unless the rabbit holes start). Below is a guide for the parts of a module/lesson. Find what works for you and your family. The goal: 5 Minutes a Day 5 Days a Week 5 x 5 = 25 Minutes a Week, 25 x 52 = 22 hours a year! If you still need help (because I usually do), I offer a FREE 20 Minute Consultation to help! Crafty Humans Craft it - Pinterest If you have crafty humans, the "Craft It" link will send you to my Pinterest Board. I have gone through and picked just a few crafts that are simple, printable, and possible in our busy lives. Researchers Wikipedia We all know HOW to use Wikipedia, but this is a good reminder to actually USE Wikipedia. While Wikipedia is not an ending point, it is a great beginning point for leveling up what may interest us as we research our faith. All Ages Screen Peeps Watch It - YouTube We watch screens all the time. While the videos are usually geared toward younger ages, there is something to learn for all ages in these short videos about whatever subject you are learning. Bible Beaters Read It The Bible, which is complex, is also powerful. Not all versions of the Bible are the same. There are ones that are more accurate, some that paraphrase, and everything in between. The Bible links takes you to different scripture versions that relate to what you are learning. You can also find the one that works best for your family's understanding level. The Basics Opening Paragraphs The opening paragraphs are to give everyone a quick insight, understanding, reminder, and learning. That's all! Now you can go back to your life. Oh... TIDBITS! Fun Facts If you have more than a few minutes, you can keep reading the page. There are fun facts, tidbits, scriptures, and a variety of learning possibilities. Now What? Read it Again... When you have time... read, watch or learn some of it again. It won't hurt... well... I don't think it will. Ummm... what? Spiritual Practice It If you are ready to level up, this is where you can journal, pray, dance, question, and engage with what you are learning. Coloring is a great spiritual practice. Finding words that speak to you in a scripture. Lighting a candle. Asking a question to yourself or with someone else. ... and so much more. Little Steps Go a Long Way! Connect It - Text message a scripture to your teenager. - Add a note to your child's lunchbox. - Place a character drawing on your dinner table. - Find the scripture and mark it in your family Bible. - Find a coloring sheet with the scripture. - Tell someone at work or school about what you learned. Use little pieces each day to expand a little knowledge of your families faith. Try Your New Skills in our FREE Module Examples!