FAQ: Faithfully Asking Questions
This new quarterly curriculum for fall, winter and spring connects faith questions collected from Presbyterian youth with questions from The Study Catechism: Confirmation Version. Young people will bring their questions to the Bible and learn to navigate Scripture as they address issues of life and faith. The 13-session Leader’s Guide includes engaging reproducible sheets, background information and multiple teaching options. Intended for younger youth, this curriculum will be easily adaptable for broadly graded youth programs.
Special Features
- Movie, music, media and technology connections
- Downloadable resources for leaders
- Multiple options for learning activities in each session
- Intentional emphasis on spiritual development, mission and justice, recreation, and spiritual arts throughout the curriculum
- Optional session enhancements include ideas and resources for connecting with families of youth, the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), worship and more!
Downloads
Sample session • Sample Web resources • Scope and Sequence • Feature sheet 
Attention: When typing in the link to the Faith Questions Web resource pages, be sure to not type the period at the end of the web address. This will cause the Web page to not open.
Spring 2010
FAQ Spring 2010 matches questions from youth with questions from Shorter Catechism: Confirmation Version. Helps learners look to the Bible and the Reformed faith to address real questions. Sessions are built on Bible study with learning activities designed for small and large groups of learners.
Leader’s Guide • PDS # 673500 • $34.95
Fall 2010Faith Questions Poster Set
Decorate your youth room or church school with this thought-provoking set of four 24" x 30" full-color posters inspired by questions posed by youth. Titles include “What’s YOUR Question?,” “Ask Tougher Questions,” “No Question Is Off-Limits” and “Search. Question. Know.”
$16.95 • PDS # 670550
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