Following God is an adventure… an adventure that matters for eternity.

Come join our adventure of being on mission for God through Passport to the Nations. A curriculum designed to take kids on an incredible journey around the world. The goal of each Passport lesson is to EXPOSE kids to the diverse people and places of the world. We also hope the hearts of kids will be INSPIRED by God to love and serve the nations.

Parents and Teachers: have fun learning together in this great multi-generational curriculum. Lead your group on a life-changing missional journey to a different continent each year!!! The Passport to the Nations curriculum offers content focused on different continents in the world within various types of curriculum offerings for kids. Different curriculum types for different situational needs. For example, the Passport Adventure Club and Passport Mission Club both offer 32 weeks of curriculum to be used during a school year (16 weeks in the fall, 16 weeks in the spring; 1 1/2 hours of content per week). The main difference between the two? – PAC is a little more academic in nature than the PMC (ie. more geography). Passport Camp is a 5-Day offering (3 hours of content per day) to be used in a summer camp or BYBC setting. Or think of this – Passport Camp is flexible enough to be used on a mission trip…. because it’s not just American kids that need to know about the mission of the church. Passport Intensive is a concentrated 6 week focus on each continent – a great pick-me-up for your group’s summer. In each of these lines of curriculum kids will engage in a fun, immersion type experience that is chock-full of food tasting, art projects, missionary studies, prevalent religions, unreached people groups, hands-on (literally!) geography activities, and maybe a song and a verse or two in in a predominant language of the region.

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Each type of curriculum focuses on five main categories:

The 6 Year Roadmap

The beauty of Passport lies in its breadth and depth. It’s deep. And wide.

Six years of curriculum allows your group to “travel to” and experience EVERY inhabited continent of the world! So once your group is on board, your curriculum search is over. Sit back, relax, and reap the rewards of the Passport Roadmap. The repeated cycle of the curriculum makes Passport familiar, goof proof and user-friendly. Variety (that little spice of life) for students and teachers grows through exposure to the varied nature of each rich region.

In each year of the curriculum, we unlock the rich detail of every inhabited continent. We tied-up music, local customs, language introduction, culture-rich art, hands-on geography activities, intro to unreached peoples, and missionary studies… all with the strings of a God-centered worldview. And (spoiler alert!), here’s the best part… we spend a few minutes each week praying for the nations. That gives us an army of kids battling for the world from their knees. Gives you chills doesn’t it? Us too!

And what if that same army of praying kids became soldier-upon-soldier that knows the people of world, loves the people of the world, and serves the people of the world? “Yes! But how?”

Passport curriculum to the rescue! Together we’ll trek the globe with the easy-to-use, conversational lessons Passport pros have come to know and love. No road weariness here. Passport is so well laid-out and user-friendly, it makes microwave popcorn look like rocket science. And did we mention flexible? The various types of Passport curriculum are adaptable to your setting, be it a mid-week mission focus or a small group of families learning together how to better engage in the mission of the church. Think of it as buffet-style content. So pick and choose the “ingredients” that work for your particular situation. We’ve done all the nitty-gritty legwork and lesson planning to make this possible.

All the while, your group can flex their servant muscles by participating in mission projects throughout the year. Families and small groups learning to live life on mission. And we do that Every. Single. Year.