Tips for Free Home Sunday School Aids

With the COVID-19 pandemic keeping millions of families out of churches around the world, I have heard of many Facebook Live-streamed sermons for regular services, but not necessarily Sunday Schools. This new page infographic is to support parents with quick inspiration for Sunday School resources at home.

As a growing resource for historic and current storytelling media based on the bible, the best children's Bible media in the world can be located via the RADIO resources page, the TV resources page and the Apologetics and Education page

Radio Page Reaches 4,000!!!

Sometime between February 29th and March 2nd, the Radio Programs page hit 4000 views! I hope that growing resource of national and international radio drama ministries will continue to bless you, your families, and your congregations. More titles and updates are one the way. Also please let me know if there is a program that you recommend for the page.

https://familybiblemedia.blogspot.com/p/biblical-radio.html

Re:Post "Prayer In A Troubled Time" by Jack Hamm

As a reminder that in all times, Christians must prayer, especially in times as these, I am re-posting this popular Jack Hamm panel

"Prayer For A Troubled Time" by Jack Hamm. From the Austin American (Austin, Texas) Sunday, June 17, 1951. 

"Therfore I say unto you, what things soever ye desire, when ye pray, believe that ye receive them, and ye shall have them" - Mark 11:24

Vintage Church-Craft Pictures Stori-Strip: Annanais and Saphira

Church-Craft Pictures Inc. of St. Louis Missouri was the long time ministry of the Kiehl family (Rev. Paul G. Kiehl and his father Rev. Henry G. Kiehl) which started in the 1940s and lasted for over 50 years. Church-Craft produces numerous visual aids for school and church use, and were pioneers in story viewers used in schools for decades. The kit pictured above includes a long vertical film strip that would have been inserted into the Story-viewer with a story to read with the images.

Church-Craft also produced several films, probably the most famous one today is the Christmas short "Brightest Night".