Free Church Resources
Check out this list of free resources compiled by churchrelevance.com
Free Church Graphics and Resources
- CreativeMYK.com
Offers free church graphics including logos, photos, vector art, projector slides, bulletins, sermon graphics, projector slides, templates, and more. The site also includes a social network for Christian artists.
- LifeChurch.tv Open
Offers free sermon series resources that include message outlines, sermon graphics, videos, and more creative materials created by LifeChurch.tv (Edmond, OK).
- Muddy River Media
Offers free illustrative videos, motion backgrounds, countdown timers, stock photographs, illustrations, small group resources, and more.
- NewSpring Ministries
Offers free sermon series resources (e.g., sermon graphics, audio, message outline, & service outline) as well as administrative forms and manuals created by NewSpring Church (Anderson, SC).
- Northside Christian Church Creative Resources
Offers free logos, posters, and other artwork designed by Northside Christian Church (New Albany, IN).
- Nside Admin
Offers free administrative documents from North Point Community Church (Alpharetta, GA) on church government, human resources, accounting, facilities, IT, and Web.
- Seacoast All Access
Offers free sermon series resources that include sermon graphics, motion graphics, audio, video, message notes, and small group questions created by Seacoast Church (Mt. Pleasant, SC).
- Vine Resources
Offers free sermon series graphics, postcards, countdown videos, and message bumpers creat
Legos galore!
Check out these amazing Lego creations. It makes the boat I made for my son look like 1st grader did it.


Inside the Teenage Brain
Another great program from Frontline….
It’s the mystery of mysteries — especially to parents — the unpredictable and sometimes incomprehensible moods and behaviors of the American teenager. Generations of adults have pondered its cause. Hormones? Rock music? Boredom? Drugs?
In “Inside the Teenage Brain,” FRONTLINE chronicles how scientists are exploring the recesses of the brain and finding some new explanations for why adolescents behave the way they do. These discoveries could change the way we parent, teach, or perhaps even understand our teenagers. (more) »
from PBS.com
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