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Check out the "Safe At Home" Bible Baseball Games Workshop lesson plan written by our Writing Team for their Prodigal Son Lesson Set. Students "round the bases" through the story with baseball-inspired activities at each to both learn and understand the story.

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Sunday School lessons about the Parable of the Prodigal Son, Luke 15

7 creative lessons for Supporting Members, including Art, Games,
News Broadcast, Music and Movement, and a "Turnover" Workshop

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