Jesus' Ascension Sunday School Lesson for Children
Jesus' Ascension Sunday School Lesson for Children
Print off this free lesson plan to use in your church. It teaches about what happened after Jesus' resurrection in Acts 1 where the Apostles Jesus ascend.
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