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Bring a Bible, crayons or pencils, one regular pencil, and 30-45 unhurried minutes.
Whole family · Ready to use
GATHERED: Built on the Rock
Family Faith & Activity Book · Volume One
A complete multigenerational family faith night where little hands, growing readers, teens, and adults learn, play, pray, and serve together.
- Audience
- Whole family
- Length
- 22 pages
- Theme
- A household built on Christ
- Scripture
- Matthew 7:24-27 · James 1:22
Print-readyUS Letter pages
Use freely at homeNo account required
Adult-guidedClear age and household cues
CompleteActivities and answers included
Inside this resource
More than pages to fill.
Built on Jesus’ teaching about the wise and foolish builders, GATHERED combines storytelling, coloring, hidden-picture games, puzzles, competition, prayer, service planning, and a family covenant in one shared experience.
- 01Family crest and rotating faith-night roles
- 02The wise and foolish builders retold
- 03Age-layered conversation prompts
- 04Story sequence and Scripture scavenger hunt
- 05Hidden crosses and Christian-symbol games
- 06Count-it-together family competition
- 07Word race, maze, word search, and code
- 08Bible charades and would-you-rather
- 09Family prayer tree and service mission
- 10Family covenant and complete answer keys
Preview the book
See what you are bringing home.
These are selected pages from the complete edition. Open any preview in the book, or download the full print-ready PDF.
What it helps form
Carry the truth beyond the activity.
01Hearing becomes wisdom when it becomes practice
02Every age has a place at the family table
03A household foundation is built through repeated choices
04Prayer and service carry faith beyond the page
How to use it well
Simple guidance for a faithful beginning.
The book is designed for a household to use together, with adults responsible for pacing, reading support, age-appropriate conversation, and creating room for every person to participate without embarrassment.
Rotate the roles
Let readers, artists, question-askers, and prayer leaders change each time so everyone learns to lead and listen.
Do one thing
Do not force every page into one night. End with one family decision, prayer, or act of service.
Ready when you are