I noticed an ad in the Baptist Bulletin (GARBC) for Kids 4 Truth clubs.
I am not familliar with this organization. Is there anyone familliar with K4T and AWANA
who could explain the differences.
Is there anyone here
As far as I know the curriculum is the main difference.
Awana has more available Bible translations.
KJV, NKJV, NIV 1984, ESV for the
particular book I looked up. (It was not easy to find this information. I expected them to tell what translations they had available. It seems more like you would be at the mercy of whatever they have available for a certain book.
T4K has KJV and ESV.
Our church uses KJV.
We use
Kings Kids. They are the best form of affordable I have ever seen. You can buy books, but you can buy the curriculum and copy pages for kids. This is how they instruct you to use it. (There are other things that they ask you not to copy)
Your cost of the program becomes just the cost of the copies you make.
One more option for those who may appreciate it. They do believe and say that the KJV is a correct translation from correct sources. If you don’t believe that your instructions are accurate, why would you expect anyone to follow them?
Bible versions seems like the biggest consideration for me. If everyone is not using the same text, it gets confusing quickly.
Outside of that, I suppose you would want to know that you are supporting an organization that is going the right direction. I have no information in this regard.
