Parable of the lost sheep activities

A selection of games to use when teaching the 99 sheep and the lost one as found in Luke 15 - part of a whole lesson available on the site.

Teach chidren about the Parable of the Lost Sheep with this free printable game!

If one sheep out of a hundred wanders off from the rest of the flock, a good shepherd will go out in search of the one until he finds it and brings it back to the fold. Jesus’ parable of the lost sheep in John 15:3-7 highlights the love of God for every sinner and the joy God has when a sinner repents and returns home.

The Parable of the Lost Sheep is a beautiful story of redemption. Use our FREE printables and resources to teach your children.

Jesus' lost sheep parable, Luke 15:1-7, explains the value of saved sinners. Kids will copy Luke 15:7 in this parable of the lost sheep craft.

Use this children's sermon to help children learn about how Jesus never gives up on us. You can use "The Lost Sheep" in Sunday school, children's church or at home. This child's sermon is based on Luke 15:3-7.

The Parable of the Lost Sheep (Wandering Sheep) is an example of God's agape love for us. The Lost Sheep meaning & lessons are for you today.

Parable of the Lost Sheep Craft and Game for Sunday School Lessons

I know it's been a long time since I've done any posting. I mean a LOOOOOOOOONG time. We've legitimately been quite busy. Good busy. Productive busy. I've also become really involved in our amazing local church. I love it! Our kids love it! We all love it! I have been having a lot of fun creating fun lessons for the kids. Hands on activities to help relate the stories. Here is one that went over really, REALLY well! Jesus is our Shepherd. We are the flock. John 10:14-16 (NLT) "I am the good…

In Seminary this year we are studying the New Testament. For our Thanksgiving party I thought that it would be fun to have a review of the year so far with Minute to Win it games. Here is what I came up with. Luke 2:7 7 And she brought forth her firstborn son, and wrapped him in swaddling clothes, and laid him in a manger; because there was no room for them in the inn. For this one you will need 2 jars and a bunch of plastic animals. I taped a picture of a stable to the outside. Each person…