Valentine's Day Zone

Our Sunday Night Live kids (K-5th grade) will be hosting a "Sweetheart Cafe" on Feb. 14th with the target audience of senior citizens. We'll serve desserts, play bingo, and hope to share lots of love between the generations!

This is just a cool idea for a VALENTINE'S DAY bulletin board.

What's got your heart? "Guard your Heart" is a great game for teaching about true happiness. Great for Valentine's Day!

A variety of ideas for families to celebrate the true meaning of Valentine's Day

A boy confesses his true love to his Mother, his love of Jesus Christ!

The puppets debate whose father is the best. Then one of them says how great his Father is and that his father is God. No Matter What You Do, No Matter What You Say, God Loves You.

Food for Thought on Valentine's Day

Supplies: One Large Heart (or two for teams), scissors, marker, Scavenger Hunt Clues

We are the light of the world.

A fun game of matching that has the kids up and about!

Proposition: Because our heart is wicked, Jesus changes our hearts Big Idea: Our Hearts are yucky and empty without Jesus

Kids will learn that when they confess their sins and "bring it to the cross" that Jesus wipes away their sins.

I wanted to explain how God was proud and loved Adam and Eve before they ate the fruit. I also wanted the children to feel how God felt when he was disappointed but he still loved them both.

With Valentine's Day around the corner, here is an idea inspired by the color red.

This is an entry level skit which requires three adults and very few props. While it was written for Valentine's Day, it can be performed at any time of the year. The skit is about what toys do after everyone leaves a toy store, but it's also about abstinence, i.e. waiting until you're married to have sex. It's done in a very innocent way - there is nothing sexual or romantic in this skit.

A sweet treat for Valentine's Day.

A Valentine's Day PowerPoint with a list of the 10 worst gifts to give/ or get. It ends with showing Jesus is the best gift and that Love is important!

This is a short liturgy for small children to present in a worship service in February or any time of the year. It is simple enough that they can easily learn and present well.

This is a short Valentine program that may be implemented into a Church Worship service on a Sunday morning. This may be used with a small or large group of children.

A very successful idea for reaching families in your community.

There is a lot of confusion about the meaning of love. Some kids think of love as mushy stuff between a boy and a girl. Love is more than that. It is putting others before yourself. God wants us to love Him and others more than we love ourselves. He displayed perfect love for us when He laid down His life on Calvary.