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The Widows Offering (Mite) Mark 12:38-44 including a message for Veterans Day/ Memorial Sunday / Remembrance Day. Kids Sermon idea: Hold up 2 small pennies and explain how they remind you of the widow in Mark chapter 12 who “Gave everything she had.”. Theme: Veterans Day, Armistice Day, or Remembrance Day (Make adjustments for your own situation.) Objects: A flag and/or a poppy. 7 Children’s Ministry Ideas for Honoring Veteran. Here’s some ideas for ways to honor veteran’s in children’s church on Veteran’s Day. Say the pledges to the American flag, the Christian flag, and the Bible. Scripture Focus: 1 Corinthians 16:13. Object: Toy Soldiers. Good morning everyone! Today we are celebrating a special day. It’s called “Veterans Day.” It’s a holiday celebrated in our country to honor the men and women who serve in the military. It’s not a church holy day, like Christmas or Easter. On Veteran’s Day, we honor our military heroes who have fought for freedom. These men and women are warriors who fight against evil. Today, I’m going to tell you a story recorded in the Bible about another warrior who became a hero. His name was King David. King David shows us what a hero looks like and how we can become heroes of the faith. This week as we celebrate Veterans Day, let us remember to stop and thank God for the brave men and women who fought for our freedom, and for Jesus’ selflessness on the cross. May we be reminded to put others before ourselves like Jesus did. Children’s Sermon: Veterans’ Day – Celebrating Our Armed Peacekeepers. June 24, 2020 by Tony Kummer. Use this Veterans Day children’s sermon to teach kids that we honor those who fought to bring peace. Scripture: Matthew 5:9. Needed: picture of soldiers at peace, such as during the Christmas Truce. Celebrating Our Armed Peacekeepers. Use this Veterans Day children’s sermon to teach kids that we honor those who fought to bring peace. Scripture: Matthew 5:9. Needed: picture of soldiers at peace, such as during the Christmas Truce. This week as we celebrate Veterans' Day, let us remember to stop and thank God for those who have paid the price for our freedom. Let us also remember to thank God for Jesus, who has set us free from the penalty for sin, because he was willing to pay the price.