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Week 15 Lessons & Handouts

Sunday School Curriculum — Week 15 (Easter Sunday)

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Junior / Adult — Week 15

The Resurrection
Celebrating the Risen Lord (by CindyGirl)

The Resurrection
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This Easter we celebrate the victorious resurrection of our Savior. We reflect upon His earthly ministry — teaching, healing, feeding the multitudes — culminating in His willing sacrifice and triumphant rising on the third day.

Luke 24:5-6
“Why seek ye the living among the dead? He is not here, but is risen: remember how he spake unto you when he was yet in Galilee...”

He is Risen! GOD Bless You All. : )

Grades 3–6 — Week 15

Easter Sunday: Where's the Sting?
Victory Over the Grave (by Lisa DeVinney)

Where's the Sting?
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A journey through the biblical accounts of Jesus' death and glorious resurrection. Students listen to the accounts as eyewitnesses, learning how Christ conquered sin and the grave so that we may have eternal life.

Classroom Gratitude Activity:

Students take time to list specific blessings they are grateful to Jesus for, opening with prayer to thank Him for His ultimate sacrifice on the cross and victory over death.

Primary Level — Week 15

Salt — Preserving the Good News
Review & Results (by Julie Pisacane)

Salt of the Earth
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Opening Prayer: Pray to our gracious God thanking Him for preserving us in His love, and asking Him to help us be faithful witnesses of the resurrection.

Experiment Follow-Up Discussion:

Review the salt water evaporation plates set out during Week 13. Examine the white crystals left behind, talking about how salt preserves and how God preserves His children through the living hope of Easter.

Close in Prayer.

Julie Pisacane ©