
Growing Through Scripture
A 42-week curriculum exploring the weekly lectionary of epistle and gospel readings, providing students in grades K-12 with opportunities to become more familar with and apply these sacred texts to their daily lives, growing closer to Jesus Christ.
Each weekly lesson includes original content:
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Handouts and activities for students in four grade levels (K-2, 3-5, 6-8, 9-12)
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Study guides for teachers and homeschooling families
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Parent/family discussion guides with topical questions
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Read Me overview resource
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Syllabus of the 42-Week Curriculum
Samples of a typical weekly lesson
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Unit 1: Foundations of a Sacramental Life

Introduction: What is a Sacramental Life

A Life of Prayer

The Eucharist

Orthodoxy & Death

Music: In the Midst of the Church

Blessings: Doer of the Work
Unit 2: Physical Sacramental Expressions

Goodness: God Abides in Us

Icons: Images of God

Architecture: A Living Temple

Ordination: Set Apart in Service

Abstinence: Deny the Earthly

People of Peace
Unit 3: Fruits of the Spirit

Faith: All Things Possible

Generosity: Give from the Heart

Confession: Restoration to Life

Trust with Patience

Wisdom: Wise and Innocent

Joy: Sacred Happiness
Unit 4: The Sundays of PreLent

Godly Feasting

Baptism: Rising in New Life

Monasticism: A Life of Dedication

Fasting: Putting Aside Sin

Blessings: Transformations

Patience: In God's Time
Unit 5: The Sundays of Great Lent

Generosity: Be Fruitful Always

In the Fear of God

Faithful to the End

Charity: Merciful Like Christ

Diligence with Love

Chrismation: Sealed in the Spirit
Unit 6: The Sundays of the Pentecostarion

Chastity: Being Passionate

Love as a Christian

Self-Control: A Tempered Self

Free of Judging

Enduring to the End

Marriage: United in Christ
Unit 7: Living a Sacramental Life

Service in Life

Evangelization: Bearing Witness

Kindness: A Thousand Souls

Meekness: Gentleness of Heart

Unction: Mercy and Healing

Conclusion: Living a Sacramental Life
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