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6/27/192:58 PM

This is an adaptation of the Good Samaritan parable set on the dusty Cowboy Trail in Southern Alberta, which a lonesome cowboy is traveling along when he is ambushed by three undesirables. Will anyone stop to help?

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Seven different creative and fun lesson plans to choose from -- each focusing on the "good news of a great joy." Written for traditional and Rotation-style Sunday Schools, each Shepherds and Angels lesson includes grade and class size adaptations, and several have notes for using the lesson activities in Advent intergenerational events.

The Writing Team's Lesson Summaries are open to all. Team lesson plans are open to supporting members. The Team's special lesson sets are in addition to all our public lesson forums.

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