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My Bible Story
Abraham saw three strangers passing by his tent. Instead of ignoring them, he welcomed them warmly — offering water, food, and rest. These visitors were actually angels! God honored Abraham’s hospitality and gave him the promise of a son.
What This Teaches Us
- Hospitality means showing kindness to others.
- We reflect God’s love by welcoming people.
- Small acts of kindness make a big difference.
- Sometimes guests are sent by God!
Memory Verse
“Do not forget to show hospitality to strangers.” — Hebrews 13:2
Activities
- Welcome Cards: Kids design welcome notes for newcomers.
- Hospitality Role‑Play: Practice greeting, helping, and serving others.
- Kindness Table: Set up a small “hospitality station” in class.
Prayer
Lord, help me show kindness and welcome others like Abraham did. Amen.
Discussion Questions
- Why did Abraham welcome the strangers?
- How can we show hospitality?
- Why is kindness important?
- How does hospitality reflect God’s love?
Quiz
- Who welcomed the strangers?
A. Moses
B. Abraham
C. Noah
D. David - Hospitality means…
A. Ignoring people
B. Welcoming others
C. Being rude
D. Hiding - The visitors were…
A. Angels
B. Soldiers
C. Farmers
D. Children - God blessed Abraham with…
A. A house
B. A son
C. Money
D. Land only - We reflect God’s love by…
A. Being selfish
B. Welcoming others
C. Fighting
D. Complaining