"I can trust God No Matter What" slide

This is a slide I use in PowerPoint whenever I want to make the point to the kids they can always trust God. This can be used in your favorite presentation software such as PowerPoint, Pages or Media Shout.

This is a jpeg file. If you would like to use it for yourself, click on the image to get the full size and save it to your hard drive.

Joy to the World slide background

Here's a slide background you can use in your favorite presentation software such as PowerPoint, Pages or Media Shout.

I plan on using it for the background when we sing, "Joy to the World."

This is an 800 X 600 pixel, jpeg file. Click on the image to get the full size.

Coloring Page Resource

Ministry-to-Children.com has a blog post about coloring pages. They have coloring pages in the form of verses that kids can color. The verses covered are Genesis 1:1 and Proverbs 30:5

http://ministry-to-children.com/creation-coloring-page/

The blog post also provides links to other resources.

Meanwhile, if you are looking for activity and coloring books, you can always find them at warnerpress.org.

Dave Williams blog

I came across the work of Dave Williams today. He has a nice take on Adam and Eve at his blog.

http://davewilliamsdesigns.blogspot.com/2009/10/adam-eve-illustrations-part-1.html

This take on Adam and Eve would be great with early elementary kids and would add a fun, humorous approach to the story in Genesis.

Always remember the artist owns the copyright, so ask first before using anything.

Creation Bible Story Book for Children

Ministry-to-Children.com blog has a great resource for teaching preschoolers about creation.

http://ministry-to-children.com/creation-bible-story/

You can download and print six mini books that tell the story in Genesis. It's a simple, graphic book with no fluff. They are all in the pdf, Acrobat format.

Enjoy!

Cartoon: Wet and Wild Wednesday

Cartoon of a parent with registrar and child. Parent says, “’Wet and Wild Wednesday’ was last week? We thought it was today. Can’t you round up a water slide for him?”

When I drew up this idea, I was thinking of a water event we had at our church a few weeks ago. The event was for elementary age kids. A cute preschooler came prepared to join in the fun. We couldn't let the poor guy miss out on the fun. This four-year old was in the midst of the inflatable water slides and games having a ball. It made the event.

Ask permission if you would like to use this cartoon. I will provide a watermark free image.

I drew this in Adobe Illustrator CS2

Boy eats an ice cream cone

What is more satisfying on a summer day than an ice cream cone? Judging by the look of the dog and boy, I'd say nothing else would cut it.

I drew this in Adobe Illustrator CS3. It is for a project with Warner Press. To order this image, you can contact them at wporders@warnerpress.org.