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    You are at:Home»Governance & Unity News»The OCA Department of Christian Education Releases More Lessons for New Year-Long Curriculum

    The OCA Department of Christian Education Releases More Lessons for New Year-Long Curriculum

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    By Webmaster on August 26, 2025 Governance & Unity News, Governance Top Stories, Orthodox News, Orthodox News Top Stories
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    Source: Orthodox Church in America

    SPRINGFIELD, VA [OCA]

    The OCA Department of Christian Education has released five more lessons at three grade levels in the “Blessed is the Kingdom” series, a new school-age curriculum based on themes presented in the popular “Essential Orthodox Christian Beliefs,” assisting parishes and Church School teachers in the formation of Orthodox Christian students. The project’s goal is to provide 32 lessons, at five grade levels: preschool, kindgergarten through second grade, third grade through fifth grade, and middle school. A high school curriculum is also being developed based closely on the original text of EOCB. The development of this school-age curriculum will now permit a parish-wide coordinated educational program.

    The series author, Kelly Potteiger, is creating this new series using the successful format of her previous occasional lessons, “All of Creation Rejoices,” and “Let Your Light So Shine,” often used for short series or Vacation Church School themes.

    The newly released lessons (six through ten of 32) are on the themes of the Beatitudes, worship, the liturgical year, the communion of saints, and the role of icons and relics. As in previous lessons, the new series emphasizes scripture and liturgical texts, are written with clear instructions for teachers, and are scripted in order to assist novice teachers. The lessons are created to be highly interactive using questions, activities, and crafts which are especially attractive to young students and enable learning more effectively than paper exercises.

    Find all the completed lessons to date

    You can support the ongoing projects of the Departments of the OCA by considering a gift to the Stewards of the OCA. Your financial support is crucial to the success of these endeavors! For questions about the work of the Departments, contact Father Thomas Soroka at tsoroka@oca.org.

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