We did it! We have named our new initiative “Shine Everywhere.” We love the fact that it builds on “Shine” and extends the light metaphor of living in God’s light! Shine Curriculum started in children’s Sunday School, has moved into the home through ShineFamilies.org, and now through Shine Everywhere is

Hello everyone, I’m Shana Peachey Boshart, the project facilitator for Shine’s new grant-funded initiative, Everywhere Faith. I’m thrilled to join the Shine team because I’ve known Shine and admired its creative team ever since it started. In those days, I was the conference minister for Christian formation for the Central

Harrisonburg, VA — Shana Peachey Boshart has been hired as the new Project Facilitator for Shine Curriculum. This grant-funded, full-time position was created to facilitate the development of the Everywhere Faith project, a new faith practice resource. She will begin her work with Shine on January 2, 2024. Peachey Boshart

Spiritual practices help children and youth pay attention to God’s activity in their lives and show them ways that they can shine their light to others. For this blog post, we’ve taken a stroll through our curriculum archives to bring you some of the best of Shine’s spiritual practice activities!

A familiar psalm or scripture passage can bring comfort during times of trouble and give voice to our praise in times of joy—a true gift. At Shine, we want to give that same gift to children and youth through the spiritual practice of committing scripture to memory. With fun and

Each Shine session has a spiritual practice to share with your group during Connect to God (Sing and Pray in PreK–Kindergarten). These spiritual practices may include music, movement, writing prompts, moments of silence, or an object to help children focus. Student resources reinforce these practices, inviting children and youth to