The Narrow Gate is a PLACE just for children. The Narrow Gate invites children to “Enter, and learn more about Jesus,” and becomes a visual reminder that whenever they enter, they will find a place of fun and excitement.

The Narrow Gate is an EXPERIENCE, taking one simple truth from the Scripture and using that truth as a springboard to fun and activity. The children are invited to “Enter through the Narrow Gate.” At the end of the hour, they leave with happy memories and a little more knowledge about Jesus.

The Narrow Gate: Where Jesus Walked

The Narrow Gate: Where Jesus Walked continues the “Narrow Gate” series, offering 12 more exciting activity-based lessons that help children learn more about Jesus.

The Narrow Gate: Where Jesus Walked shows children the earthly homeland of Jesus. In each lesson the children see pictures of the places where Jesus walked, as they are today; they listen to descriptions of the places, as told by the writers of the Holy Scriptures; and they attempt to understand what Jesus may have seen as He walked the earth.

In The Narrow Gate: Where Jesus Walked the children “journey” to the earliest places that the feet of Jesus tread and learn of the lands described in the most familiar events of the gospels. They visualize harsh Wilderness, the turbulent Sea of Galilee, the “legendary” Sycamore Tree, and more. They follow Jesus’ steps through the Garden of Gethsemane to Calvary, and they gather by the sea to be challenged, just as the disciples were challenged long ago, to “feed His sheep.”

In The Narrow Gate: Where Jesus Walked, Jesus calls us all to come and see His homeland!

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1. as a weekly session for one quarter, with a “party” or “review” scheduled for the 13^th week
2. as a day camp or summer camp program, using one or more lessons per day to fill the number of sessions you need
3. as single, independent lessons to use whenever you need a “filler” lesson that the children will enjoy.