Resources to Teach the Faith

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Parents & Home Schooler Teachers

I Am Jesus' Little Lamb: God's Promises at Baptism

This beautiful, faith‑filled keepsake helps children and families understand the incredible gifts God gives in Holy Baptism. Written with warmth, clarity, and biblical faithfulness, this book gently explains what it means to receive the gift of the Holy Spirit, be washed clean with the forgiveness of sins, become part of God’s family, and receive eternal salvation, in a way that younger children can understand as they live as one of His beloved little lambs.

The Feast of Victory: Preparation for First Communion (Leader & Student version)

If you’re a homeschooling parent — or simply want your child to have a head start before confirmation — this book is designed specifically for you. It guides your child through one of the most meaningful parts of the Christian faith. You'll walk together through the Fall, the Law, the Gospel, the Sacraments, and the mystery of Christ’s real presence — all with built‑in discussion prompts and simple quizzes to help you check understanding along the way.

Parenting with Purpose: Encouraging an Age-Appropriate Faith

Grounded in real developmental wisdom, this book empowers parents to tell the story of God’s love, answer hard questions, and model a living faith—trusting the Holy Spirit to work through every conversation, moment, and season of a child’s life.

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Wisdom Stage

The Adult Years

Wisdom is the stage of adulthood. It begins in the mid-20s, when the brain is fully developed, and encompasses the rest of life. This is a long time. By the time we’re adults, we’ve forgotten much of what we learned as children, especially in confirmation. By now, we have heard the stories, have thought about them, may have developed unanswered questions over the years, have learned from them, and have finally reached the point of wisdom. Does this mean we’re done!? Not at all. The truly wise know that where faith is concerned, learning only ends once we are in the presence of the Lord.

ENCOURAGING ADULT FAITH

Remind yourself that adults want to learn more.
It's not WHAT you teach, it's HOW you teach that makes the difference.
Lecture is not the best way to learn, even if adults like how passive it is. Don't lecture -- discuss.
It's always better to learn what the Bible says, rather than have somebody tell you.
Adults need a reason to attend Bible class and to return next week.
If they don't find what they're learning meaningful for their lives, they most likely won't return.
Learn how to create discussion and craft thought-provoking questions.
Remember that changing a paradigm takes a while.

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