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Grade: Grade 7 and 8
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Healing Broken Relationships Grade 7 and 8
  • Reading Story—"Sued for Kindness" After Mrs. White raised her two nieces, Addie and May, their father re-appeared on the scene (after the girls are college-age) and decided to sue her for $25,000 on the charge of stealing his daughters' affections!
  • Audio Story—"The Last Sunset" As James and Ellen White traveled back to Battle Creek after a weekend evangelistic meeting in Charlotte, Michigan, James complained of a pain in his legs. A few days later he suffered severe chills. Soon Ellen also was sick, and they were both taken to the sanitarium where they were diagnosed with malarial fever. Ellen grew better, but James continued to get worse. On August 6, 1881, James lapsed into a coma, and later that evening passed away. Ellen was stricken with grief, but a week later, at her husband's funeral, She spoke of the day when their broken family would be reunited. She looked forward to the day when they would gather around the great white throne in heaven.
 Healing Broken Relationships(7-8 lesson's plan) The Last Sunset
Healing Broken Relationships 7&8 KEY
Jesus-focused Learning Grade 7 and 8
  • Reading Story—"Schools for God's Children" Ellen White remembered a horrifying incident as a school girl. A teacher, in anger, mistakenly hit Ellen on the forehead with a ruler, leaving an ugly, bleeding gash. The memory of this incident motivated Mrs. White to try and find a way to start Adventist schools.
  • Audio Story—"Education's Shaky Start" In 1853, Martha Byington taught the first SDA school in a house with a little more than a dozen students. There they could have Bible classes as well as learn "the three Rs". Conducting a school was not easy, however, and it eventually died out. A few years later, the Battle Creek Church decided to open a school. They asked John Fletcher Byington, Martha's brother, if he'd be willing to teach. This time parents complained that the discipline was too strict, and the school was shut down. A few years later, some young people took the necessary steps toward establishing Christian education. Edson White introduced himself to a man who was sawing wood. The man's name was G. H. Bell. Mr. Bell had been a teacher for 15 years but had come to the Health Institute to improve his health. Edson asked him if he would be willing to teach him and a few friends in the evenings. Mr. Bell agreed. He was surprised when 14 young people showed up at his door ready to learn.
 Jesus-focused Learning(lesson's plan) Educations Shakey Beginning
Jesus-focused Learning 7&8 KEY
Grade: Grade 9 and 10
Title Grade Body Lessons plan Audio Worksheets Teacher's key
Discover Jesus(9-10) Grade 9 and 10
  • Reading Story—"Cannon Shell" As a deist, William Miller did not believe God was personally interested in His created beings. However, events transpired in his life that led him to study the Bible and caused him to re-evaluate his erroneous ideas about God.
 Discover Jesus 9-10 None None
Privilege of Talents(9-10) Grade 9 and 10
  • Reading Story—"Helping Anna" Anna Knight recounts the kindness of Amanda Chambers, who worked hard to supply Anna with clothes for attending school. Mrs. Chambers invested in Anna because she believed Anna would become a great worker for God someday. This faith and kindness deeply affected Anna and she determined to make something of her life for God.
 Privilege of Talents 9-10(lesson's plan) None Privilege of Talents wksht_key
Joy in Witnessing Grade 9 and 10
  • Reading Story—"The Monomaniac" Having been labeled a monomaniac by a local physician, William Miller pretended also to be sick when the physician came to treat one of Miller's children who was ill. The humorous Miller paid the doctor to stay and treat his 'monomania' while he gave the doctor a Bible study on last-day events. The good doctor was convicted of the truth and became as much a "monomaniac" as Miller himself!
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Freedom in Healthy Living(9-10) Grade 9 and 10
  • Reading Story—"Health Changes" Looking back on medical practice of the 1800s, many of their remedies appear silly or even dangerous to us today. But Ellen White was given a vision to share with others to help them (and us) live healthier lifestyles. The health message given to her by God nearly 150 years ago is still relevant and up-to-date.
 Freedom in Healthy Living-9-10(lesson plan) None None
Freedom From Fear (9-10) Grade 9 and 10
  • Reading Story—"Preaching Without Fear" Relying on God's protection, Joseph Bates and H. S. Gurney preached God's Word to people in the South, placing themselves in danger of being mistaken for abolitionists and being hung on the spot by angry mobs.
 Freedom From Fear (lesson's plan 9-10) None Freedom From Fear (9-10 key)
Healing Broken Relationships Grade 9 and 10
  • Reading Story—"A Comforting Message" Mary Andrews, at the age of 17, was diagnosed with tuberculosis. She and her family were missionaries in Europe at the time, and her father decided to bring her back to America to be treated at the Battle Creek Sanitarium, as he had already lost his wife to the disease. But Mary died in Michigan, leaving behind a deeply bereaved father. Ellen White was given a vision to share with John Andrews, Mary's father, assuring him of the resurrection of his wife and children to immortality.
 Healing Broken Relationships(9-10 lesson's plan) None Healing Broken Relationships wksht_key
God's Messengers Part 1 Grade 9 and 10
  • Reading Story 1—"Visions from God" Timid young Ellen struggled to share the vision God gave her with others—a vision of encouragement of God's leading despite the Great Disappointment of 1844. Overcome with a sense of conviction to share this message, she finally submited her fear to God and shared the message with others.
 Gods Messenger-Part 1 - 9 and 10 None Gods Messenger-Part 1 wksht_key
Jesus-focused Learning (9-10) Grade 9 and 10
  • Reading Story—"Time for School" A young, recent Adventist convert, Goodloe Harper Bell, began teaching a group of fourteen boys English grammar. Soon, Mr. Bell was asked to start a Christian school, paving the way for other Seventh-day Adventist schools. This tiny school eventually grew to become Battle Creek College, then Emmanuel Missionary College, and eventually Andrews University.
 Jesus-focused Learning-9-10(lesson plan) None None

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