Kathy Vincent

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Kathy Vincent Quick Facts

Main Areas: Singer/Song Writer of over 100 Scripture Songs, Writer/Creator of Scripture Lady's Email Kid Tips
Best Sellers: Self-Published Scripture Song CD's and Bible Review Games
Career Focus: Author/Creator of Children's Resources for the Christian Teacher
Affiliation: The Scripture Lady, Child Evangelism Fellowship

Kathy Vincent is the director of the children’s performing ministry, The Scripture Lady, and has been traveling around Southern Califo ia for the past 15 years ministering to preschoolers and elementary aged children with the Word of God.

Through toe-tapping music and eye-catching props, Kathy makes Bible memory a blast! Having served for 2 years on the Board of Directors for the Child Evangelism Fellowship of Greater Long Beach Chapter, she is now a consultant for CEF and has produced 8 CD’s for them as well as 30 of her own products including Scripture Song CD’s and Bible Review Games for the Christian childrens worker.

Kathy is also a regular seminar speaker and offers her services to both churches and schools seeking encouragement and new ideas for their staff.

She and her husband attend Yorba Linda Friends Church, CA.

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Power to Forgive – A Fun Bible Object Lesson for Your Kids

Will God forgive every sin you commit? If you are His child, the answer is, “Absolutely!” He loves you and His forgiveness is powerful enough to cover over every sin. Matthew 9:6 says this: “But I want you to know that the Son of Man has authority on earth to forgive sins.” Here is a fun Bible object lesson for your kids to learn about this important verse. Here’s what you do:r

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Pass the Power – A Super Bible School Activity for Your Elementary Kids

I think it’s safe to say that a sign of spiritual maturity would be a boldness to share the Good News or Gospel of Jesus Christ. Roman 1:16 says, “I am not ashamed of the Gospel because it is the power of God for the salvation of everyone who believes…” What a great verse and one that every Christian should have as their motto. It’s definitely one that should be passed on to all we meet as the Lord leads. Here’s a fun Bible school activity to help your kids memorize this wonderful Scripture so that they might be a little bolder the next time they share Jesus with their friends.

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5 Things You Gotta Know About God: A Super Bible School Activity for Preschoolers

To say that the Bible is simple, would be incorrect. However, I do believe that there are passages that are simple to understand. This is good news for our preschoolers. There are a ton of great Bible verses we can share with our little ones and Psalm 100:3 is one of them. This Scripture says: “Know that the Lord is God. It is He who made us and we are His. We are His people, the sheep of His pasture.” That’s Christianity 101, right there in a nutshell. Here is a fun Bible school activity you can play with your preschoolers to help them learn the 5 important parts of this verse.

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Wrong Way, Right Way: A Super Bible School Activity for James 5:20

Have you ever seen someone go down the wrong path or street? I bet you wanted to yell, “Stop!” The truth is, there are millions of people going the wrong way everyday. Instead, they should be heading toward Jesus who is the only way to the right way. Do your kids know that they can take part in helping lead their friends away from the wrong way? James 5:20 says this: “Anyone who brings a sinner back from the wrong way will save that sinner’s soul from death.” This is a pretty strong verse with a strong message.

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God’s Word Has Rhythm: Two Fun Bible Memory Verse Activities for Your Preschoolers

I don’t know about you, but I love putting Bible verses to music and sometimes I like putting a Scripture to a catchy rhythm. I think Psalm 33:4 lends itself nicely to a good strong drumbeat. In fact, when I read this verse I pictured my little ones “drumming” on their knees with their hands while putting this verse to memory. Here is the rhythmic verse I came up with: For the word of the Lord is right and true He is faith ful in all He does Pa rum pum pumr Pa rum pum pumr Pa rum pum pum pum pum

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Way, Truth, Life Dice: A Super Bible School Activity for Memorizing John 14:6

John 14:6 is probably one of the most beloved and memorized Bible verses of all time. It says, “I am the way, the truth and the life. No man comes to the Father accept through me.” Simple, but most profound. Help your kids memorize this amazing Scripture by playing this very fun Bible school activity, which I call “Way, Truth, Life Dice.” Here’s what you do:

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Missing the Mark: A Super Bible School Activity for Memorizing Romans 3:23

I really enjoy learning definitions to words. For example, I remember sitting in my youth group years ago and hearing our teacher say that sin, in its foundational definition, means to miss the mark. In other words, sin puts us off track from where God wants us to be. Our elementary kids need to understand this and realize that all “miss the mark” and sin at times. That’s what Romans 3:23 says.

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Run the Race: A Super Sunday School Lesson for Learning Hebrews 12:1 from the Bible

Have you ever tried running with weights? It’s hard! It takes way more effort. We all know that life is like a race we are running. Many of us carry unneeded baggage in our lives that gets in the way of our running the race God has marked out for us. Hebrews 12:1 says this: “…let us throw off everything that hinders and the sin that so easily entangles. And let us run with perseverance the race marked out for us…” Sin is the worst baggage of all. It completely hinders us from running the best race we possibly can.

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Hard Pain, Caring God – A Fun Bible Object Lesson for Your Kids

Why does God allow pain? This has got to be one of the most asked questions of all time. It is a difficult question and has an equally difficult answer. I believe with all my heart that God can stop any and every pain that is suffered in this world. I also believe that God is completely good. So, why doesn’t He stop the pain? Why do people have to suffer? I can only say this: If God allows us to suffer, it is only for our best. He uses the pain in this life to draw us closer to Him. I choose to trust in His goodness and His unfathomable love for His children.

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Sappy Christians – A Fun Bible Object Lesson for Your Kids

I love trees! If I wasn’t a Christian, I would probably be a full fledged tree hugger! I always picture trees as standing tall unto the Lord giving Him all the praise for their life. There is a beautiful Scripture found in Psalm 104:16 which says, “The cedars of Lebanon which He hath planted.” It was God who planted them, not man. It is also God who gives each of us His life. Here is a fun Bible object lesson that will teach your children that Christians have a lot in common with the beautiful cedars of Lebanon. Here’s what you do:r

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No Mold Allowed! – A Fun Bible Object Lesson for Your Kids

If you want to gross your kids out, show them some mold or mildew that has grown on some food. It’s disgusting! It can also be very damaging to anything it touches. Who would ever eat moldy bread? Mold and mildew have also been known to destroy whole crops. Haggai 2:17 says this: “I sent blight and mildew and hail to destroy everything you worked so hard to produce. Even so, you refused to return to me, says the Lord.” This verse is showing a very serious side to God that our children need to know about.

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Order Up!: A Free Bible Activity for Your Elementary Children

Knowing the order of the different stories in the Bible should not just be for seminary scholars. Our kids should be getting a handle on God’s amazing Word as well. Try this fun and free Bible activity to help your kids learn the order of the stories in the Bible. I call it “Order Up!” Here’s what you do:

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