We Believe Workshop
Redemption: The Word Became Flesh
We Believe Workshop is an online component of We Believe, providing flexibility, cost-effectiveness and ease of use for its participants.
A group of PC(USA) editors, educators and pastors developed the Scope and Sequence for We Believe Workshop based on the We Believe Scope and Sequence — supporting the direct request for a Presbyterian Workshop Rotation™ curriculum with Reformed theology. The scope of the materials is based on the same tenets of Reformed faith as We Believe: God's Word for God’s People. Each year includes seven to 10 units. Each unit includes art, audiovisual, computer, drama/storytelling, games and puzzles, and music and worship workshops. The seventh workshop varies from unit to unit depending on the theme of the unit. All material can be integrated into existing programs of any size. If you are interested in finding a workshop based on a particular book of the Bible, see the list arranged in Biblical order.
We Believe Workshop shares the themes of We Believe curriculum:
- Law, Grace, & Wisdom: Our Faith, God's Faithfulness
- Providence: God's Creating Word
- Redemption: The Word Became Flesh
- Hospitality: God's Word in Our Hearts
Redemption: The Word Became Flesh
Download the scope and sequence for year three: Redemption: Word Made Flesh. 
Order We Believe Workshops by clicking on the title of the workshop.
Joseph: God's Dreamer
(Genesis 37; 39:1-45:8) Joseph is his father’s favorite son. This makes his brothers angry, and they make plans to get rid of him. God makes it possible for Joseph to tell people what their dreams mean. Joseph does this for Pharaoh and Pharaoh gives Joseph important work. Joseph’s brothers come to Egypt in search of food and find Joseph, who forgives them. Through this act of reconciliation, God provides for God’s people during a time of famine.
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Moses: Baby in a Basket
(Exodus 1:15–2:10) God’s caring hand acts through the caring hands of people in Moses’ life—the midwives, Moses’ mother and sister, and Pharaoh’s daughter.
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Jonah
(Jonah 1–4) Jonah is a reluctant prophet of God’s forgiving love for all.
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Advent: Mary’s Song
(Luke 1:26–56) Mary responds to God’s gift with words of joy and praise.
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Boy Jesus at the Temple
(Luke 2:41–52) Jesus goes to the temple to listen and learn.
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Jesus Teaches Us to Pray
(Matthew 6:5–15) Jesus teaches his followers the words to use when they pray.
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The Great Dinner
(Luke 14:15–24) When Jesus invites us to follow him, we are to say, “Yes!”
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Peter: Three Times, "No!" and Three Times, "Yes!"
(Luke 22:54–62; John 21:15–19) Despite Jesus’ warning, Peter, when challenged, denies knowing Jesus. Later, Peter is able to affirm his love of Jesus three times.
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Philip and the Ethiopian
(Acts 8:26–39) Philip proclaims the good news about Jesus to an Ethiopian who believes and asks to be baptized.
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Lydia
(Acts 16:11–15, 40) Lydia becomes a follower of Christ through Paul’s ministry. She offers the ministry of hospitality to Paul and his companion.
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