How to Teach Students to Reach Out & Share Jesus with Others - Teacher Training Resources

In a self-centered world, we need to learn to reach out to others. Students need to learn about missionaries and their work but also understand that they too can be sharing about Jesus right where they are. Teachers can incorporate this kind of worldview into their teaching of almost any lesson.
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Articles, Online:
Helping Children:
- Creating Missions Interest with Kids
- Do Your Kids Think Globally?
- Equipping Kids to Share the Good News
- Helping Kids Share the Gospel
- Raising Kids to Care About Mission
- Supporting Missionary Kids from the Classroom: Brothers, Pray for Us
- Supporting Missionary Kids from the Classroom: Practical Tips for Connecting
- Teaching Kids About Missions
Helping Teens:
Helping Any Age:
- Do This, Don't Do That When Teaching Outreach
- Sunday School and Missions
- Teaching Believers to Reach Out
Books:
Computer/Online:
- Getting Kids Involved in Missions - This is anonline seminar by Child Evangelism Fellowship
Resources:
- Article: Salvation Explained Through Romans Road Signs - Look for the link toward the bottom of this article for a page you are permitted to print to give to students as a tool for sharing the Gospel.
- Book: 52 Ways to Teach Children to Share the Gospel by Barbara Hibschman
- Book: 52 Ways to Teach Missions by Nancy Williamson - for children
- Craft: Romans Road Sign Craft Kit
- Idea: Missions Education Idea: Paper Person on a Mission
Worksheets:
- The Teacher's Role in Discipling Students in Regard to Outreach by Ministry Tools Resource Center

This seven page teacher training worksheet helps teachers determine what constitutes spiritual maturity in regard to outreach and then think through at what level students appear to be with a view to helping them get to the next level.
This worksheet can stand alone or be used in conjunction with the Teacher's Role in Discipling Students PowerPoint presentation as a break-out session or independent study.
This worksheet can stand alone or be used in conjunction with the Teacher's Role in Discipling Students PowerPoint presentation as a break-out session or independent study.
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