Foundation God's Good Design Curriculum Church Pricing

• At-Home Learning: This option allows your church to purchase multiple licenses at a reduced rate and distribute them to individual families. Parents can then use the curriculum on their own, at home, outside of a group setting.
• Flexible Scheduling: Families can go through the lessons at their own pace, making it easier to fit into their busy schedules while still providing a robust biblical education.

• Parental Involvement: This license allows your church to present the curriculum in a group setting, with both parents and children participating together. It fosters family discipleship and ensures that biblical truths are reinforced at home.
• Group Viewing Only: Individual families do not have access to the curriculum outside of the group setting. This ensures that all lessons are facilitated and discussed within the church environment.

Distribute Licenses:

• Purchase and Distribute: Buy a bundle of licenses at a reduced rate and distribute them to families in your church. This ensures that each family has access to the full curriculum.
• Flexible Use: Families can use the curriculum at their own pace, fitting it into their schedules as convenient.

Getting Started:

• Provide Guidance: Offer an introductory session to explain how to use the curriculum at home, including tips for engaging with the videos and activities.
• Resource Packet: Give each family a packet with all necessary materials and instructions for accessing the online content.

Ongoing Support:

• Check-In Calls/Meetings: Schedule regular check-in calls or meetings to discuss progress, share insights, and address any challenges.
• Online Community: Create an online community (e.g., a Facebook group) where parents can connect, share experiences, and support each other.
• Resource Sharing: Offer supplemental materials and guidance to help parents feel confident in leading these discussions at home.

1. Family Discipleship Initiative:

• Weekly Lessons: Encourage families to attend weekly sessions where they can go through a lesson together as part of a church group. Follow up with discussions during Sunday school or family ministry meetings.
• Group Discussions: Organize regular meetings for parents to discuss how the lessons are impacting their children and to share experiences and strategies for reinforcing biblical truths.

2. Combined Sunday School Classes:

• Parent-Child Sessions: During the Sunday school hour, have parents and children attend the class together. Show the video lesson and engage in activities as a group.
• Interactive Activities: Use the printable activity sheets provided with the curriculum to create an engaging and interactive learning environment for both children and parents.