Sunday School
WITH A KICK!

Faith in Motion

The High-Energy
Alternative

   A LARGE & DIVERSE RANGE OF TEEN ISSUES

• Current Teen Topics

    Faith in Motion offers relevant and timely 
    Bible answers to the tough real-life problems
    today’s teens face.

    A few samples of Faith in Motion 
    lesson topics include –

    __ Pop Culture
    __ Friends & Family
    __ Saying No
    __ Making an Impact
    __ Sports
    __ 7 Deadly Sins
    __ School
    __ Pressure
    __ Decision-Making

• A Vast Selection

    Faith in Motion now offers 140 Sunday
    School lessons, covering 20 relevant teen
    themes, with 7 lessons under each topic.

    Faith in Motion gives you 3 years of 
    curriculum for your Early Teens 
    (Grades 6 – 8).

   ENGAGING CONTENT & DESIGN

• High-Intensity Activities

    Faith in Motion class activities capture
    teen attention by confronting them with
    thorny dilemmas & serious questions…
    ...and helps find solutions in the Bible.

• High-Energy Graphics

    Faith in Motion full-color student
    materials are produced in a unique 
    slimline format, designed to appeal
    to teens accustomed to cutting-edge
    creativity in TV, Internet & video 
    game graphics.

REACHES OUTSIDE THE CLASSROOM

    Faith in Motion is more than class
    curriculum. Accompanying activities
    outside the classroom can help build
    a youth program. 

    With each 7-week series theme, 
    Faith in Motion includes outside
    activity plans that tie in to the topic –

• Theme-Based Retreats
• Theme-Based Youth Worship
• Theme-Based Field Trips
• Theme-Based Service Projects

   CLASSROOM-TESTED WITH RAVE REVIEWS

    Faith in Motion has been tested and
    used by Sunday School teachers across
    the country who give this teen 
    curriculum high marks for –

• Modern Graphics
• Ease of Teaching
• Clear Life-Application Messages
• Youth Interest & Enjoyment
  

LEAN ON ME

Family, Friends, and God

The lives of adolescents are shaped by their
relationships with (1.) Family and (2.) Friends.

Both can serve as sources of love, support,
and advice. However, these relationships will
also be the source of tension, drama, and
confusion.

If faith is to be meaningful & relevant to
youth, it must speak to these relationships
with friends and family, for better or for
worse.

Session Titles Include:

• Lean on me
• Make new friends...but keep the old
• Negative friends, and positive friends
• My parents don't like my friends
• I can't stand my family
• Turning an enemy into a friend
• Saying "I'm Sorry"