Childrens christmas programs for churches

Scroll down to see all 15 of our Christmas programs. Plus, i f you're looking for a great Children's Ministry curriculum series to use in December, be sure to check out all of our new Christmas Children's Ministry Curriculum for Showing 1 - 25 of 25 products Display: 48 per page 24 per page 36 per page 48 per page. Escape from Bethlehem Christmas Program. Christmas Cookies Christmas Program. Nativity Characters. Santa Sentiments.

Tinsel Time. What is Your Star? Your Life as a Christmas Tree. A Valuable Gift. Growing the Grinch's Heart. Meeting Kids Halfway. Outreach During the Holidays—Reader Ideas. Some Assembly Required. Christmas: A Time to Worship. Christmas Carol Worship. One Solitary Life. O Holy Night: Audio. Christmas Coloring Page - Presents. Christmas Skit - Don't Forget Him. Christmas Skit - Classic Gifts. Advent Coloring Calendar for Kids. Candy Cane Christmas Poem.

Candy Bar Christmas Poem. Christmas Coloring Countdown. Shepherds and Angels Coloring Page. This is not as nice as having the words memorized, but if your kids really hate memorization it may be a better answer. Or consider the next answer. Solution: Consider puppets. Many teens lose their stage fright behind a puppet stage.

Kids aged who are willing to work hard may do well at puppets too. The smallest of churches can often have an effective puppet team. In New Zealand, puppets are a bit of a novelty, and some of our programs that have been received the best have been those that featured puppets. A glockenspiel or xylophone adds a bell-like quality to a simple song. Young children can easily be taught to play a triangle, shake a shaker, beat a toy drum, or ring jingle bells. My program Sounds of Christmas uses rhythm instruments.

Another solution: Use a program that has few memorized lines, but dress the kids in interesting costumes. The kids will be so happy wearing a cool costume that they will often be unaware that their part is actually quite small.

Solution: Sometimes kids need to just get used to costumes.