Free Sunday School Resources

Do You Know Your Birds from the Bible? Take these Riddles to See How Many You Know.


ICEA – “Church At Study”

The Bird Riddle

Do you know your birds from the Bible? Read the riddles below and see how many riddles you can get correct.

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Click the text at the bottom of
the riddles to find all the answers:

Riddle 1       A part of Creation we became, God allowed Adam to speak our name.

Riddle 2      I am higher than man in a way, my worth is less than a day’s pay.

Riddle 3      This bird has strength, its true, an example of power to renew.

Riddle 4      This form of a bird John did see,  lighted on Jesus, who started His ministry.

Riddle 5      The law of Moses proclaimed, the poor, to sacrifice by this bird’s name.

Riddle 6      Many of them will be there, after the war they will not spare.

Riddle 7      Noah had no problems with me, I proved the land dry after the sea.

Riddle 8      According to legend this Bible bird does bring, joy to families who are expecting.

Riddle 9      These birds fed Elijah during the drought, he drank from the brook while others did without.

Riddle 10    Nebuchadnezzar lost his kingdom…went into bad weather, grew hairs from his body like this bird’s feathers.

Riddle 11    Proverbs states my unusual dish, a part of the body is what I wish.

Riddle 12    Try your hardest, do your best, according to our Lord, these birds had nests.

Riddle 13    You will find me in the book of Revelation, it’s true; a bird with an attitude is the only clue for you.

Riddle 14    This bird gathers her young under her wings, according to our Lord, it’s a natural thing.

CLICK HERE FOR THE ANSWERS

 

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“Saved?” A Tract By PCAF Author for ICEA.


ICEA – Tract…Free for Your Use

 

Saved (Generic Tract)This user-friendly tract is created for PCAF members. The tract is inexpensive to have printed.  Customize this tract on the back page with your church name, address, pastor’s name, order of services, etc. You may print out the master tract, place your information on the back page (inside the blank box), and then scan into your computer. (Please do not alter any other contents in the tract.) Once you have scanned the tract into your computer, you may print out copies on your local computer or have copies made at your print shop.

Here are the following steps to print, let’s say, 100 tracts on your local printer. The master has two tracts set up on an 8.5 x 11 page, so you will print 50 tracts from page 1. Then, place your pages back into your printer the correct way in order to print an additional 50 pages on the opposite side, using page 2. Once you have the printing done, simply cut the pages in two to have a quantity of 100 tracts.

PLEASE CLICK ON THE TEXT BELOW TO
VIEW AND PRINT OUT THE TRACT:
Saved (Generic Tract II)

NOTE: The masters (page 1 and 2) have
two tracts printed on the same page.
Print them the way they are, on both sides,
then cut the 8.5 x 11 page in half
to give you double the quantity.

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Researching Our Pentecostal Apostolic History


Finding out where we have come from as Apostolics (outside of the bible) is not an easy task.

Have you ever wanted to know more about the history of Pentecostal revivals, former organizations, pioneers of Pentecost, materials and writings of founding fathers, and other questions about our past? Do you know why we are not only Pentecostal, but are Apostolic, as well?

There is a website that has answers and resources to many questions about who we are and where we have come from.

Check it out at http://www.apostolicarchives.com

(As with any source, we suggest you research and check with other
sources to verify the accuracy of the information on any website.)

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A Report Card for Teachers-In-Training (Handout)


WILL YOU BE OFFERING A CLASS FOR YOUR TEACHERS-IN-TRAINING? They would love to have something written, showing them their strengths and weaknesses. Or…maybe you would like to offer your current teachers a report so they can gauge how they are doing.

To get started, have a meeting and hand out a card to all teachers and explain each entry. Tell teachers that the superintendent or a representative will plan to visit his/her class and grade them on their abilities. After the class is over, they will receive a copy of the report. Make yourself available to each teacher to talk about their grades. You will find the card is based on Elder Mike Wilson’s “The Seven “Ps” Of Effective Teaching”:

1- Personal Teaching
(teaches out of experience; can identify with the biblical author)

2- People-oriented Teaching
(mindful of ministering to people)

3- Purposeful Teaching
(able to reach definite goals in teaching)

4- Protective Teaching
(doesn’t allow class to drift)

5- Persuasive Teaching
(has ability to influence the thoughts of students with the Word of God)

6- Powerful, Repetitive Teaching
(ability to repeat points without boring class)

7- Progressive Teaching
(teaches with movement, like a good story)

The sample card was created with 4 cards on an 8.5 x 11 sheet.
After printing the cards, they need to be cut into fourths.

You will find a sample of a Teacher-In-Training Report Card below:

Teacher in Training Report Card

 

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Free Sunday School Lessons Online for Those in the US, UK, Parts of Africa & Other Places Around the World


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Materials for Saturday Night “Live”

The ICEA staff has scoured the Internet!
We have found a website that offers FREE
Sunday school materials (along with
commentaries) that can be read on your
device or printed to make handouts.

THESE MATERIALS ARE BASED ON THE
INTERNATIONAL BIBLE LESSONS

The scriptures are basically the same
as Union Gospel Press but the headings
may differ somewhat.
We use very similar material on the ICEA
Saturday Night Sunday School
phone conferences.

Click the text below to go to the website:
http://www.ouosu.com/IBLC/KJV.html

 Once you are on the website, here are some options you have:

OPTION 1: Click on the abbreviated bible version text on the brown band. This band is near the top of the page. As an example…if you click on KJV; this will display King James Version scriptures from the bible.

OPTION 2: You may scroll down the page to see full verses and a commentary of those verses.

OPTION 3: You may click on the text in blue to print out the Sunday school lesson.

Explore the website for a wealth of Sunday school resources.

This is a very good website, but watch out for some of the advertisements that are displayed throughout the pages.

PLEASE NOTE:
(The PCAF ICEA is not in any way affiliated with the website above.
At the bottom of their webpage they state that permission is granted,
but the materials should not be used for profit.)

 

 

 

 

 

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