Missions...Go Ye Therefore

Well, I actually did this board trying not to spend any money and I did! I rummaged through old missions stuff and found a map I had never posted. It had little globes along with it that I used to write the name and country of each of our missionaries.

Attendance Chart: Missions

Next on my list of basic boards...this is an attendance board in one of our classrooms. I LOVE using attendance charts to decorate a board because it's easy, and very colorful! This is another reason for all my borders, backgrounds, etc. that I keep on file, so we can quickly take down one season and move on to the next. I thought it was neat how the charts for this class, this quarter, have a mission theme (children of the world) since we have "missions month" at our church in April. So, the teacher used that to make a mission minded attendance board. Stephanie, I didn't even realize when you posted your mission kids that we have the same ones! : )

Untold Millions Are Still Untold

In preparation for our church's mission conference at the end of this month, we put up our missions board last weekend. This one was pretty simple, too, since we just bought the pictures to put on the board. The title is also the title of a chorus I remember singing in Sunday school as a child and one that we have taught our Sunday school kids to sing.

That all the earth may know!

I took a few pics of my mom's boards while home for a few days. This one is a missions board to go with their missions month theme this year of "That all the earth may know!" She used a chunk of material that has a world map as the background. The ribbon border has flags of various different countries. I didn't ask her, but I would guess she either used old mission posters or found clip art for the people of the world. The arrows and lettering are simply created and printed on the computer. Nice board, Mom!

Let your light so shine...

One of our Sunday school teachers did this fun board. She was pretty excited to find the lighthouse, and wave border at our local education store in the clearance section. She often uses plastic table cloths as backgrounds which gives a variety of bright color at a great price. You can see, she hand wrote the verse Matthew 5:16 and then wrote the names of the children on the sailboats.

Missions: Go Ye Therefore...

This missions board was already coming down before I got a picture, hence the 2 missing prayer cards. A lady in our church wanted to combine our missions emphasis month with a spring look. I think she achieved that look well by using "scrapbooking paper". Very colorful and pretty! That background would probably work well with any basic spring saying/verse to make an easy spring board.