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Supplemental Catalog 2016 FINAL.Indd AAFLCFLC RResourcesesources CCatalogatalog SupplementSupplement 22016-2017016-2017 1 Ambassador Sunday School Curriculum The Ambassador Sunday School Series is written by the people of the AFLC to serve our AFLC congregations and systematically gives students a complete overview of the Scriptures as they move through the series. Beginning in second grade, the biblical lessons also lead students through Luther’s Small Catechism, giving elementary age students a foundation for confirmation. Lutheran teaching emphasizes the Gospel. Christ and the cross are the central theme of Scripture, and the power for salvation is in the Gospel. “Our prayer is that God’s Word and the • The Old Testament looks ahead to the promised wonderful Gospel message of Jesus Christ Savior. would be effectively communicated • The Gospels show the fulfillment of Christ through all the materials that we provide.” as Savior of the world through His death and resurrection. 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The teacher’s book materials are very helpful both for my personal faith and for teaching the students.” Dawn Johnson Wilson, WI 2 AMBASSADOR CURRICULUM SERIES OVERVIEW Quarter 1 Quarter 2 Quarter 3 SHOW ME GOD’S TRUTH God Does Great Things God Saves Us God Calls Servants Preschool Old and New Testament Bible stories Old Testament stories that New Testament stories Old and New Testament that show the amazing power of God demonstrate God’s great about Jesus’ birth and lessons about different and the great love He has shown in power. ministry on earth. people called to be God’s sending Jesus to be our Savior. servants. TELL ME THE STORY Jesus Loves Me Jesus Cares for Me Jesus Died for Me OF JESUS Lessons about getting ready God’s wonderful promise Jesus is the King of all Early Childhood Kindergarten Teaches about the person and life of for Jesus. of a Savior is fulfilled in the kings and the Savior of the Jesus. Nurtures a personal relationship birth of Jesus. world. with Jesus as Savior and Friend. TEACH ME GOD’S WORD God’s Creation God’s Provision God’s Leading Grade One Teaches about God’s power in creation, Creation, Adam and Eve, Joseph, Moses, Joshua, David, Solomon, Elijah, man’s fall into sin, God’s promise of a Noah, Abraham, and Jacob. Jericho, Samson, Ruth, and Josiah, Jonah, Esther, Job, Savior, and God’s lovingkindness to all Samuel. and Daniel. generations. THE TEN Lord, Guide My Ways Lord, I Love You Lord, Keep Me Holy COMMANDMENTS Introductory lessons; Commandments 4-7; Commandments 8-10; two Early Elementary Grade Two A study of the Ten Commandments with Commandments 1-3; Christmas lesson. lessons to conclude; and applications appropriate for children. Thanksgiving lesson. four lessons for Lent and Easter. THE LORD’S PRAYER Our Father . Thy Kingdom . Forgive Us . Grade Three Teaches about God’s invitation to An introduction to prayer Petitions 2-4; Jesus wants Petitions 5-7; we ask God come to Him in daily prayer and helps and the First Petition everyone to be part of His to forgive us, to protect us students understand each petition of the encourages children to call kingdom. from temptation, and to model prayer Jesus taught His disciples. upon God in every need. take us to heaven someday. THE APOSTLES’ CREED The Father—Creator The Son—Redeemer The Holy Spirit— Elementary Grade Four Sanctifier Bible lessons based on the three Articles Develops an understanding Teaches about Jesus Christ: of Faith of the Apostles’ Creed and their of who God is. Teaches the True God, True Man, Teaches about the person meanings. truths of God as Creator, Prophet, Priest, and King. of the Holy Spirit and His Provider, and Protector. work. 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