Lesson 23: What if You Were Me?

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The belief that some people are worth less than others has left destruction everywhere it has gone. The real cost of racism in communities and relationships gets looked at directly, and something that cannot be argued away keeps coming back to the surface: every person carries the image of God.

The belief that some people are worth less than others has left destruction everywhere it has gone. The real cost of racism in communities and relationships gets looked at directly, and something that cannot be argued away keeps coming back to the surface: every person carries the image of God.

Lesson 23: What if you were me? 

Topic: In this story, Alongsiders and their little brothers and sisters will see the negative impact racism has on relationships and communities and learn how everyone is created unique by God.

Scripture: The scripture for this lesson is Luke 10:25-37 (The Parable of the Good Samaritan)

Discussion: The discussion questions will guide the Alongsider and their little brother or sister in discussing the story and what to do if they encounter discrimination.

Activity: Through the application activity the Alongsider and the little brother or sister will create a list of people to pray for.