Illustrated Worship Resources provide you with creative, hand-drawn full-color illustrations to use for your Children's Moments during worship, as well as creative, engaging and fun Children's Worship Bulletins that don't suck.

For this Spring release, our Illustrated Worship Resources follow the Revised Common Lectionary from March 5, 2017 through June 4, 2017, which includes Lent 2017 worship resources. However if you'd like to purchase JUST these resources for Lent, you can click here.

If you're new to our products or just want to see a sample of what our materials look like, you can click here to actually get a sample Illustrated Children's Moment AND Children's Worship Bulletin for February 26 and March 5.

When you purchase our Illustrated Worship Resources, you will receive 14 hand-drawn illustrations and 14 bulletins (see sample images and bulletins on the left).

Illustrated Children's Moments

You will receive 14 full-color, original, hand-drawn illustrations of Bible stories from the lectionary. These aren't your Precious Moments Bible story illustrations - the style is playful and modern.
Each illustration is accompanied by a thoughtful reflection you can use to plan your children's moment. It's not a script, but you can use it to craft a children's sermon that engages children where they are.

Below is a list of the stories that are illustrated in this Spring edition for Lent, Eastertide & Pentecost:

March 5: Matthew 4:1-11
March 12: Psalm 121
March 19: John 4:5-42
March 26: Psalm 23
April 2: John 11:1-45
April 9: Palm Sunday – Matthew 21:1-11
April 16: Easter – John 20:1-18
April 23: John 20:19-31
April 30: Luke 24:13-35
May 7: John 10:1-10
May 14: John 14:1-14
May 21: John 14:15-21
May 28: 1 Peter 4:12-14; 5:6-11
June 4: Pentecost – Acts 2:1-21

Children's Worship Bulletins

You will also receive 14 Children's Worship Bulletins, covering Sundays for the spring starting March 5, 2017 and continuing through June 4, 2017.
Activities in the worship bulletins include word searches, lots of white space for imaginative drawing based on prompts, word scrambles, connect-the-dots, and lots of creative coloring opportunities.
These could be given to children as they enter into worship, placed in children’s worship bags, or I’ve seen some Sunday School teachers who use them if they have some extra time after the class is done, or if they want to just sent something home with the kids.
People have told us that our Children's Worship Bulletins are more relevant, engaging and creative than many of the other ones that have been out there for years.

Ordering Options Available

Our Illustrated Worship Resources: Spring 2017 includes both the Illustrated Children's Moments and the Children's Worship Bulletins. However, if you want to purchase either of those individually, you do have that option. Simply select which product you want to purchase, and then select the size of your church. Since these are digital products, you do not need to specify anything in the QUANTITY box.

You are purchasing digital products, so upon receipt of your payment, you'll receive an email with your download link to get your products. No products will be shipped to you.

Also - if you are interested in black and white versions of the illustrations that you can use for coloring pages, you can add them to your order here.

About our Tiered Pricing Structure

Thousands of churches have used our products over the past year, and we've been excited to see tiny country churches in the most rural parts of the country having access to, and being able to afford, the same curriculum, worship resources and products that large churches in large metropolitan areas can afford.

One of the ways we do that is through a tiered pricing structure. We aim to make the price of our products both accessible and fair, and so we ask that you select the appropriate option for your church size. We don't at this time, however, have a way of verifying the church size of everyone who places an order - it is strictly on the honor system.

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