Have you ever been scared of something, like a loud thunderstorm or a big dog? Elisha’s servant was afraid. But Elisha knew what to do.

Memory Verse: “Pray for each other.” James 5:16, NIV.

Message: We help others when we pray for them.

Memory Verse: “Serve each other with love.” Galatians 5:13, ICB.

Message: We can help others, even in small ways.

Do you complain about what’s for supper? I hope not! But I think if you were a student at the school Elisha visited, you might have a good reason to complain about the stew.

Memory Verse: “For I will surely show you kindness.” 2 Samuel 9:7, NIV.

Message: God helps us see and supply others’ needs.

Have you ever visited a friend’s house and been given good food to eat and a comfortable place to sleep? A woman did that for Elisha. And God never forgot her kindness.

Memory Verse: “If either of them falls down, one can help the other up.” ECCLESIASTES 4:10, NIV.

Message: God’s people are kind to one another.

Has your family ever asked to borrow something from a neighbor? Maybe your family asked for some flour, or perhaps a tool? A poor widow once borrowed some unusual things.

Memory Verse: “Elisha replied . . . , ‘How can I help you?’” 2 Kings 4:2, NIV.

Message: God’s people care for one another.

Do you remember ever being really, really sick? So sick that you thought you might never get well? That happened to the widow’s son.

Memory Verse: “God . . . gives power and strength to his people.” Psalm 68:35, NIV

Message: God gives us power.

Do you remember ever being really, really sick? So sick that you thought you might never get well? That happened to the widow’s son.

Memory Verse: “[The Lord] cares for those who trust in him.” Nahum 1:7, NIV.

Message: God will always give the best answer to our prayers.

Do you remember ever being really, really sick? So sick that you thought you might never get well? That happened to the widow’s son.

Memory Verse: “[The Lord] cares for those who trust in him.” Nahum 1:7, NIV.

Message: God will always give the best answer to our prayers.

When Elijah was hungry, someone shared with him.

Memory Verse: “He is our God and we are . . . under his care.” Psalm 95:7, NIV.

Message: God uses others to love and care for us.

When you’re hungry, who feeds you? God fed Elijah in a special way.

Memory Verse: “My God will meet all your needs.” Philippians 4:19, NIV.

Message: God loves us and gives us everything we need.

What will you be when you grow up? Will you be a leader like Samuel?

Memory Verse: “Samuel continued as Israel’s leader all the days of his life.” 1 Samuel 7:15, NIV.

Message: I will serve God all my life.

When someone calls you to come, do you go quickly? Or do you move slowly, or not at all? Little Samuel heard someone calling him. What do you think he did?

Memory Verse: “Speak, Lord, for your servant is listening.” 1 Samuel 3:9, NIV.

Message: We serve God when we listen to His voice.

Have you ever wondered about people who help at church? You can help too.

Memory Verse: “For his whole life he will be given . . . to the Lord.”1 Samuel 1:28, NIV.

Message: We serve God when we help God’s leaders.

Have you ever felt really sad about something? So sad that you cried? That’s how Hannah felt.

Memory Verse: “May . . . God . . . grant you what you have asked of him.” 1 Samuel 1:17, NIV

Message: We serve God when we help others.