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COOKING Workshop Lessons and Ideas for Prodigal Son

CathyL!Rotation.org Guru (300+ pts) Supporting Member!

Cooking Lessons, Ideas, Activities, and Resources for the Prodigal Son

Post your Sunday School cooking lessons, ideas, activities, and resources for the Prodigal Son here.

Please include a scripture reference, supply lists, sources, suggested age range. age modification, etc.
Photos are much appreciated! Click "attachments" and upload to your post.
Please be careful not to post copyrighted materials. Excerpting and paraphrasing is okay. Include attribution.

In addition to our public forums, our Writing Team also creates and posts some very special lesson sets for our Supporting Member...

Check out the "Prodigal Turnover" Workshop lesson plan written by our Writing Team for their Prodigal Son Lesson Set.

Everyone can read the lesson summaries for this set. Supporting Members have full access to the Prodigal Turnover Lesson Plan and ALL the lesson plans. Writing Team lessons are a major benefit of supporting Rotation.org. Join today!

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

View the Lesson Set and Lesson Summaries

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