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Ascension of the Lord

The videos below are from a variety of Christian sources. Use your own judgment and discretion when adapting content for your children. Videos are sorted by most popular.

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Jesus' Ascension
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The Story of Jesus' Resurrection (The Easter Story for Kids, Pt.4) - Bible Stories for Kids
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THE ASCENSION - Jesus Returns To Heaven - Bible Stories Simplified
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Pentecost for Kids: Ascension of Jesus - Luke 24 & Acts 2 Bible Story for Kids (Sharefaith Kids)
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Bible story "Into the Clouds and Back Again" | Primary Year D Quarter 1 Episode 13 | Gracelink
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JESUS ASCENDS INTO HEAVEN | Jesus Ascension | Bible for kids | New Testament for children
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Bible Stories for Preschool: Acts 2 - Ascension and Pentecost | SharefaithKids.com
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The Great Commission & Ascension (Bible Story) Matthew 28:16-20 & Acts 1:1-11
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CHILDREN'S LITURGY PROGRAM 21ST MAY 2023
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Children's Liturgy | 21 May 2023 | Redemptorist Publications (Today's Prayer)
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Children’s Liturgy - 7th Sunday of Easter -
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CHILDREN’S LITURGY | 7TH SUNDAY OF EASTER (05/21/2023)
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Children's Liturgy for Ascension 2023
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Children's Sermon Object Lesson: Ascension of Jesus (Luke 24:44-53 and Acts 1:1-11)
Children's Sermon Object Lesson: Ascension of Jesus (Luke 24:44-53 and Acts 1:1-11)

Before His departure from Earth, Jesus gave His disciples some special instructions and promises. These words of hope and comfort are for us, too. We have an...
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Family Prayer Discussion

Invite everyone to put their names in a basket and to pull a prayer partner for this week. Throughout the week, pray for your prayer partner. Do not reveal prayer partners. At the end of the week, go out as a family for an ice cream treat or share a special family meal and reveal whose name each member had for the week.

Family Prayer Box

We pray when we ask God for something or thank God for the many gifts we have been given. Create a family prayer box with your family. Use a shoe box and cut a small opening on top. Give each family member a small piece of note paper. Invite family members to write down what they would like to ask of God. Place the prayers in the prayer box. Thank God for hearing your prayers.

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Teaching God’s Love

Jesus asks his disciples to teach others about God

It’s almost summer and the school year is coming to an end – so I thought today might be a nice time to stop and think about a very important group of people: teachers.

You probably see your teachers as much as you see your moms and dads some days. But have you ever really thought about their jobs? What does it mean to be a teacher? What do teachers do? (Solicit children’s responses.)

That’s right – being a teacher is a very important (and busy) job! Teachers do lots of things, but their most important job is to help you learn. They teach you to be readers and writers, mathematicians and scientists…the list goes on and on!

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Being a Disciple

“Go, and make disciples of all nations…” (28:19)

If you want to learn something new, what would be the best way to go about doing that? Finding a good teacher is very helpful.

Perhaps you want to learn to play the piano. Wouldn’t you want to spend time with the best teacher you could find? You would watch your teacher play the piano, listen to instructions, hear what the music sounds like, and then try to duplicate what you have seen and heard.

Maybe you would like to learn how to build things. You would find a woodworker who could teach you how to use various tools, how to work with wood, how to follow instructions and design beautiful objects.

If you are interested in sea life you would try to find a marine biologist, spend time with that person at the beach, listen and learn to identify sea creatures, and read books about this interesting subject.

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Something to Talk About

“…I am with you always, even to the end of the age” (28:20)

Children could be given a recommended reading list, usually available from the local library.

When you finish reading a very good book, do you have the feeling you want to tell someone about it and suggest that they read it too? Yes, we want our family or friends to have the same fun experience we have had reading a wonderful book.

What do you do when you see a beautiful flower? Do you like to smell it to see if it is fragrant? Do you think of bringing someone else to look at the flower so they too can sniff the sweet fragrance and see the design of the soft, colorful petals?

How about if you were to win a contest and receive a wonderful prize? Wouldn’t you be excited and want to tell everyone about what has happened? It is natural that we should want to share happy experiences and good news with others.

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The Kids’ Bulletin for Sunday May 21st, 2023
The Kids’ Bulletin for Sunday May 21st, 2023

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Up, Up and Away! - Children's Sermons from Sermons4Kids.com
Up, Up and Away! - Children's Sermons from Sermons4Kids.com

Use this children's sermon to help kids learn about the ascension of Christ. You can use "Up, Up and Away" in Sunday school, children's church or at home. This children's sermon is based on Luke 24:44-53 and Acts 1:1-11.
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Ascension | Children's Sermons from Sermons4Kids.com
Ascension | Children's Sermons from Sermons4Kids.com

Use the Ascension Maze as a fun activity for your next children's sermon.
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The Ascension | Children's Sermons from Sermons4Kids.com
The Ascension | Children's Sermons from Sermons4Kids.com

Use the The Ascension of Jesus Coloring Page as a fun activity for your next children's sermon.
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Ascension | Children's Sermons from Sermons4Kids.com
Ascension | Children's Sermons from Sermons4Kids.com

Use the Ascension Word Search as a fun activity for your next children's sermon.
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Ascension | Children's Sermons from Sermons4Kids.com

Use the Ascension Decoder as a fun activity for your next children's sermon.
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Up, Up and Away | Children's Sermons from Sermons4Kids.com
Up, Up and Away | Children's Sermons from Sermons4Kids.com

Use the Up, Up and Away Group Activities as a fun activity for your next children's sermon.
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The Ascension of the Lord Year A
The Ascension of the Lord Year A

Sunday May 17, 2026The feast of the Ascension of the Lord Year A commemorates the day that Jesus Christ ascended into heaven. He also gave the Great Commission, that all of the world should be saved. So this is a day to focus on our service to the Kingdom of God and evangelization. Here are…
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SUNDAY’S GOSPEL—May 21, 2023 – Ascension of the Lord/7th Sunday of Easter - Pflaum Gospel Weeklies
SUNDAY’S GOSPEL—May 21, 2023 – Ascension of the Lord/7th Sunday of Easter - Pflaum Gospel Weeklies

Para la versión en español, haga clic aquí. *Ascension of the Lord: Matthew 28:16–20 7th Sunday of Easter: John 17:1–11a “And behold, I am with you always, until the end of the age.” –Matthew 28:20 We humans no longer speak simply to our families and our neighbors, our tribe or our village. We are all
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Let your faith take flight with the Ascension - Teaching Catholic Kids
Let your faith take flight with the Ascension - Teaching Catholic Kids

Check out some family friendly ways to get the conversation about the Ascension of the Lord started.
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What is the Ascension of Jesus? Why is it important?
What is the Ascension of Jesus? Why is it important?

Forty days after Jesus rose from the dead, he ascended into heaven. What exactly does the Ascension mean and why is it important? In the Book of Acts we read...
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Calling Others to Decide for Christ - CATECHIST Magazine
Calling Others to Decide for Christ - CATECHIST Magazine

Catechists as Missionary Disciples Marcel LeJeune Imagine, for a moment, the perfect Catholic disciple. What would that person focus on? What would they be passionate about? What kind of activities would be at the center of such a life? What would be the core message they would teach others? There are many answers because no …
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Living the Liturgical Year-The Ascension (free downloadable activity) - CATECHIST Magazine
Living the Liturgical Year-The Ascension (free downloadable activity) - CATECHIST Magazine

The Ascension: Your Past, Present, and Future CONNIE CLARK Many Catholic feast days celebrate things that happened in the past. But the Ascension is also about what’s happening in your life right now — and in the future, too. What does this mean? First, let’s understand what the Ascension is. The Gospels tell us that …
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Ascension Into Heaven Craft
Ascension Into Heaven Craft

This week on Catholic Crafts with Clare we make a going up to heaven craft for the Ascension of the Lord! Visit https://themassbox.com/the-ascension-of-the-l...
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Ascension of Jesus Crafts for Kids
Ascension of Jesus Crafts for Kids

The solemnity of the Ascension of Jesus is such a great day to celebrate with kids when living the liturgical year in your home!  I always find that when I reach kids on their own level with f…
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