Tiny Church History WorkbookAnyone who comes to God through Christ is brought into the family of God and made a part of Gods Church. As the Church, Gods people are to live set apart lives that mirror Gods holiness, care for other members of the family of God, and spread the good news about Jesus to every part of the globe! To be Gods people means to be a part of His Church. And God hasnt only called people who live in one specific country or region of the world. He has called

Anyone who comes to God through Christ is brought into the family of God and made a part of God’s Church. As the Church, God’s people are to live set-apart lives that mirror God’s holiness, care for other members of the family of God, and spread the good news about Jesus to every part of the globe! To be God’s people means to be a part of His Church. 

And God hasn’t only called people who live in one specific country or region of the world. He has called people from all over the globe to be a part of His special family, the Church! This means that the Church is made up of people who have come to God through Christ in every generation and in every part of the world. God’s plan for His people isn’t small – it’s huge!

Tiny Church History is an invitation to you and your child to learn all about God’s great plan of redemption as it unfolds, from the days of the early Church to today!

Here's how this workbook is structured:

This workbook follows the timeline of the Church from the days of the apostles in the book of Acts, and tracing it in major movements through today. Each section covers key figures in church history and major events, breaking it down into accessible concepts and including fun activities that engage your child every step of the way. 

Here's a peek at the table of contents:

Getting to know Church History

1)    What is the church? 

2)    Why does church history matter?

The Early Church

3)    The first churches 

4)    The first missionary in history: the story of Paul

5)    The ultimate sacrifice – martyrs of the faith

6)    The bible is canonized 

7)    Creed and Councils 

The Medieval Church

8)    King Clovis and his brave missionary wife

9)    The Catholic Church in Rome gets a Pope

10)    Two Churches: East and West

11) The Crusades

The Reformation

12) Martin Luther vs. the Roman Catholic Church

13) Translating the Bible

14) The Five Solas

15) The Reforming Church

The Missionary Church

16) George Whitfield is sent on a mission

17) The Great Awakenings in America

18) God’s big Church gets even bigger!

19) To the Ends of the Earth (missionaries in church history)

The Modern Church to Today

20) Men and women who said yes to God

21) You can say yes to God, too!

A God-sized concept in kid-sized language in every lesson:

Each lesson in this 120+ page workbook is designed to teach your child about church history in an engaging way. On every page they will find biblical teaching on an era of church history written in a way they can understand and grasp. Alongside each section of teaching is an activity to engage them in the process as they learn more of who God is through studying his Word and his world. 

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FAQ

What age range are Tiny Church History recommended for? This workbook was created with ages five to 12 in mind, though we've heard from parents that children as young as 3 have loved it, too! 

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What denominational background is this written for? As with all of our resources, this workbook seeks to teach historically orthodox Christian doctrine, without getting into denominational matters. This means that we will teach a view of the Trinity that is consistent with the historic creeds and confessions of the Christian faith (like the Apostles' Creed and the Nicene Creed), but this workbook will not address areas of denominational differences like baptism, for instance.