Free Sunday School Lessons, Teacher Training, Creative Techniques, Bible studies, and more at Rotation.org's Sunday School Lesson Exchange

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We are an online community of Sunday School teachers and church staff sharing free and premium Sunday School lesson plans, creative ideas, and discussion. We are also the official website of the Workshop Rotation Model (WoRM), a creative way to organize and teach Sunday School. Volunteer-led, ecumenical, and non-profit, we are funded entirely by our Supporting Members . You are welcome to borrow from our thousands of free Bible lessons, ideas, and articles, and post your own, as well as take part in our COVID resource discussions and recommendations for churches. Supporting Members also get full access to extra creative "Writing Team" lesson sets, 18 Bible story and game software programs, and engaging lessons for at-home use. Learn more about us and the Rotation Model.

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Outlines to the What's in the Bible DVDs Below in the next post we've attached our 13 teaching outlines for the 13 DVDs in the What's in the Bible? series for kids. Our guides are updated and improved versions of the original guides written by Neil MacQueen for his Sunday Software website and which he donated to Rotation.org. Overview of the Series What's in the Bible? was created by Phil Vischer of VeggieTales fame. However, unlike many of those fun vegetables, t he WITB? DVDs are terrific...

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