Thanks to Todd Pruitt at Reformation 21 for posting a short review of our curriculum! “I am also excited about the possibilities of using this material with both children and adults, offering parents a wonderful opportunity to engage their young ones in substantive conversation about God and their walk with Christ. Check out GCP’s dedicated website for… read on…
“Pilgrim’s Progress” Goes Interactive
“A lot of things the children will read and study combat the false ideas in our culture today. Christian children will be encouraged when they hit struggles … that this is a part of the Christian life and Christ is with them every minute, providing for and protecting them,” explains Williams. “Many fourth-sixth graders are… read on…
Pilgrim’s Progress in your ministry cycle
The Pilgrim’s Progress curriculum is designed to be used once a week for 13 weeks, perfect for one quarter of your church’s ministry calendar. Here are some great ideas for using it on a regular cycle in your church. And please share how you’re using it below. It will help others in ministry take their kids… read on…
Review in byFaith magazine
We are in the news! ByFaith magazine wrote an article on our storybook in the summer of 2013. Check it out! You’ll also see a couple of comments and rave reviews for the book. The reviewers also make requests for VBS, and now that the curriculum is out, you can use it for a VBS… read on…
Adult Study Guide
It’s not only the kids in your church who can benefit from the biblical truths in Pilgrim’s Progress but also the adults! We recommend two great studies for the adults here, and of course you know about our 13-lesson curriculum for 2nd through 6th graders. Here’s a handy reference tool for those of you who… read on…
Promotional Video
Did you know? You can embed our promotional video on your church’s website or Facebook page. You can also download it and play it from your own device without being online! Just hover over the video to make the icons appear on the top right of the video. Click on the Share button (the paper… read on…
Lesson 1 Game Option
Are you teaching the curriculum? Here’s a variation on the Burden Basket game (p. 18) in Lesson 1. Have children write down the sin or wrongdoing as described in the lesson. Tape each paper to a large can of food. Have each student place the can in an old pillowcase with the words “heavy burden”… read on…