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Brite is designed for your entire Children’s Ministry, kids ages 0-11, with an aligned Scope and Sequence so kids are learning the same Biblical truths, but with age-appropriate discussion questions and activities. Click to learn more.
God is King, reigning with absolute authority, justice and love over all creation. As the sovereign Ruler, His power is unmatched, and His wisdom guides the universe with perfect order and purpose. Unlike the earthly king the Israelites cried out for, God’s reign is eternal and unchanging, filled with mercy and grace for His people. He governs with a heart of compassion, inviting all to find refuge under His divine protection and provision. As King, He calls His followers to honor Him with reverence and obedience, promising an everlasting kingdom of peace and joy for those who trust in Him.

At Jesus’ baptism, God declared Jesus His beloved Son. Jesus resisted Satan’s temptations and proved His divine authority. People recognized Jesus’ power and chose to follow Him. Jesus calmed creation and cast out demons with only His words. His words and miracles showed that Jesus was not just a teacher, but truly the Son of God.

Who is Jesus? Jesus is God's Son.
Matthew 3:1-12; Luke 3:1-18
Who is Jesus? Jesus is God's Son.
Matthew 3:13-17, 4:1-17; John 1:29-34
Who is Jesus? Jesus is God's Son.
John 1:35-51
Who is Jesus? Jesus is God's Son.
Mark 4:35-41
Jesus is Lord of all—over rules, nature, people and even time itself. Jesus prioritized people over societal expectations, met earthly needs and broke through household tasks to draw people towards Himself. Alongside His humanity, Jesus also revealed His true divine nature on the mountaintop proving that we can trust Him as our Savior.

Who has power over all things? Jesus does!
Matthew 12:1-14
Who has power over all things? Jesus does!
John 6:1-15
Who has power over all things? Jesus does!
Mark 9:2-13; Luke 9:28-36
Who has power over all things? Jesus does!
Luke 10:38-42
Throughout our stories this month, the love of Jesus shines bright. Jesus’ unconditional love reaches beyond all boundaries. Jesus knew the suffering ahead, yet His love compelled Him to move forward for our sake. Even in the pain of betrayal, Jesus remained faithful—His love never wavered. Through every act, Jesus showed us a love that is constant, sacrificial, and beyond measure.

Does Jesus always love us? Yes!
Luke 15:11-32
Does Jesus always love us? Yes!
Luke 17:11-19
Does Jesus always love us? Yes!
Matthew 21:1-11
Does Jesus always love us? Yes!
Matthew 21:12-17; Mark 11:15-18
Does Jesus always love us? Yes!
Luke 22:1-6, 39-53; John 13:1-17
Jesus took the punishment for sin and rose from the dead, defeating death and offering new life to all who believe. Jesus revealed that all of Scripture points to His redemptive mission to save people from sin. The promise of His return assures believers that redemption is not only a past event but a future hope. God sent the Holy Spirit to empower His followers and continue His work of redemption through the church. God is our Redeemer who rescues, restores, and brings new life through Jesus.
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How did Jesus save us? He died on the cross and rose again!
Mark 15:13–16:8; Luke 23:26–24:9
How did Jesus save us? He died on the cross and rose again!
Luke 24:13-35
How did Jesus save us? He died on the cross and rose again!
Acts 1:1-11
How did Jesus save us? He died on the cross and rose again!
Acts 2:1-41
Brite is created for your entire Children’s Ministry—infants through elementary. Brite Preschool and Brite Elementary can each stand alone, but they are designed to work together in harmony. While we encourage you to use Brite for all age groups, you can purchase Preschool and Elementary separately.
Brite has an aligned Scope & Sequence so all kids are learning the same stories and Biblical truths but with age-appropriate teaching, discussion questions, and activities.
Brite Preschool includes age-appropriate lessons and materials for all of early childhood—infants through Pre-K. The lessons are divided into four age groupings—babies (approx. ages 0-1), toddlers (approx. ages 1-2), younger preschoolers (approx. ages 2-3), and older preschoolers (approx. ages 3-5).
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Brite Preschool includes age-appropriate lessons and materials for all of early childhood—infants through Pre-K. The lessons will be divided into four age groupings—babies (approx. ages 0-1), toddlers (approx. ages 1-2), younger preschoolers (approx. ages 2-3), and older preschoolers (approx. ages 3-5).
Since preschool and elementary are separate purchases, only calculate how many kids you have in each specific age group. For example, if you have 200 kids in your ministry, but only 50 are preschoolers, you will purchase the preschool curriculum for 25-50 kids.
You bet. Our video clips supplement the lesson with both live-action and animated features that kids love!
Absolutely. Although our videos are popular with kids, they are supplemental, not required for using the lessons effectively.
Each month we provide a memory verse song and lyric video. Preschool also includes a “Find it in the Bible song.” Brite does not include other music at this time.
Yes! Parent resources include monthly activity calendars, weekly parent sheets and social media graphics you can post to keep parents informed about what’s happening in your ministry.
Brite is a 52-week schedule that explores the Bible from cover to cover each year teaching Biblical literacy and lining up with the calendar to teach about Jesus’ birth in December and Easter in March/April.
Two ways: Either by logging in to our site and downloading the files you need, or by logging in and using our online portal, where you’ll find the same materials available without needing to download them.
Yes! Not everything is editable, but much of it is. Teaching slides and documents can be changed to fit your ministry and teaching styles. We provide both Word docs and PDF files.
Not yet. While Awana is a global ministry, at this time Brite is only available in the United States. We hope to expand this in the future, but until then, if you’re outside the U.S., please contact us at partnercare@awana.org to learn about curriculum options where you are.