Vacation Bible Camp is an excellent opportunity for outreach, not only to your church family with children but also to the greater community. Learn how Church of the Resurrection plans and organizes Vacation Bible Camp around a common theme and executes for all age levels.

In this Resource, you will find: detailed lesson plans for Early Childhood through 5th grade, large group time drama, graphics and videos, volunteer training materials, missions details and more. Everything you need to provide an amazing experience for your kiddos is included, from detailed craft plans and snack ideas to small group discussion prompts and how to pull off a successful shaving cream party.  Feel free to use bits and pieces or the entire thing!

The theme, You've Got a Friend in Me, is based on the Toy Story series of movies. Each day focuses on a different aspect of being a good friend. Jesus is a friend to all of us and his life is the best example we can follow to learn how to be a good friend to others.

Note: Layered graphics files will be available for download soon. Check back or contact us at info@sharechurch.com.

What does it mean to be deeply committed Christians, growing in faith every day? How do we become fully engaged and flourishing in the Christian life? In this series, we explore a model for Christian discipleship built around five essential practices that we engage in both collectively and individually in order to more fully follow Jesus.  The Five Practices: Worship, Study, Serve, Give, and Share.

You will find here all the series resources which were produced, including the weekly sermons.

Also included are three videos highlighting Adam Hamilton's book on "The Walk."  For more information about the book and associated study guide, visit the following link:

https://abingdonpress.lpages.co/the-walk

Below are resources featured during Leadership Institute 2019 at The United Methodist Church of the Resurrection.  Complete recordings of each of the general sessions are now available (see below)

The word “Evangelism” has gotten a bad reputation. How do we reclaim a holistic way of living out and talking about our faith, reminiscent of John and Charles Wesley’s original “Methodist movement”, so that the people we meet can be introduced to the transforming power of a relationship with Jesus Christ?

Included are three videos in a webinar series offered by The Foundation for Evangelism, faciliated by Rev. Dr. Heather Lear, and featuring Rev. Dr. Jack Jackson, Rev. Dr. Laceye Warner, and Rev. Dr. Doug Powe.  Also included is a Group Study Guide for small-group or church-wide study.

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