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| "ALL IN A NAME" by Carol Duerksen | ||||||||||||
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YOUTH GROUP LESSON 85
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| MATERIALS AND ADVANCE PREPARATION • Print copies of the story at the end of this session, or use it from the Fall 2008 issue of With Magazine. • Find out the entire name of each of your students and be prepared to welcome each one with their whole name—first, middle, last—when they arrive. • White board or something to write on • Colorful paper to make name tags, markers SESSION OUTLINE FOCUS Welcome each student with their entire name when they arrive. Begin class with a prayer thanking God for each student. Again, repeat their entire name as you pray. After the prayer, ask: Does anybody have an idea of what we’ll be talking about today? (They will probably guess “names.”) Go around the group and ask each student to say one thing they like about their name, and, if there’s something they don’t like, they can say that as well. Set the example by sharing about your name. CONNECT Write this name on the white board: Maher-shalal-hash-baz Ask students to try to pronounce it. Say: Some kid in the Bible got stuck with this name. Let’s find out who and why. Continued... |
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