Bible Lesson Activities about The Early Church
People in the Church Taught About Jesus Puppet Activity
These puppets will give your kids a chance to role play the parts of Paul, Priscilla, and Aquila—tentmakers and evangelists. This is a fun and educational Bible activity!
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Paul and His Friends Taught About Jesus Spot the Differences
Encourage your children to find all 15 of the differences between these pictures of Paul, Aquila, and Priscilla making tents. As they look for the differences, talk to them about how Paul, Aquila, and Priscilla were partners not just in their tentmaking business, but also in sharing the gospel with others.
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People In The Church Loved One Another Match Game
The story of Tabitha in Acts 9:36-43 emphasizes the importance of God’s people to show love to one another. This match game will help your kids become familiar with the story—and the lessons in love that it has for believers today.
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Jesus Began the Church Word Search
Finding the 12 words hidden in this word search puzzle will help kids become familiar with the story of the beginning of the church. Break out the pencils and let them start looking!
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Jesus Began the Church Word Line Up
What are some of the elements that were a part of the church’s beginning? This word line up activity highlights seven of them. Break out the pencils!
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Jesus Began the Church Jigsaw Puzzle
Jesus started the church, and He used Peter and some of his other followers to do so. In this jigsaw puzzle, Peter is telling people that salvation is found in Jesus. This is a truth that people everywhere need to hear today—just like they needed to hear it then.
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Jesus Began the Church Puppet Craft
Use these puppets and this background to help your children better visualize and understand how the church got started, and how Peter allowed God to use Him to tell people about Jesus.
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Jesus Began the Church Maze
This maze is both challenging and fun. As your children work it, they will have a chance to reflect on the ways God used Peter and others to begin the church.
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Paul’s Letter to Timothy Spot the Differences
This Bible activity for children shows Paul writing to his friend Timothy. Two pictures that look almost identical at first glance actually are different in 12 specific ways. How many of these differences can your children find? Answers are provided.
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