“A quietly generous, completely free devotional library for families and children's teachers.”
Truth for Kids is a quietly generous ministry run by Dave Strehler that has offered free Bible resources for children, parents, and teachers since 2010. Its heart is a set of age-tiered devotionals, one track for younger children roughly ages 4-8 and another for older kids 8-13, alongside printable Sunday school lessons, crafts, activity sheets, and a clear, repeated presentation of the gospel.
The appeal is straightforward: everything is genuinely free, with no ads, paywalls, or subscriptions, and an audio option lets pre-readers listen along. For a parent leading family devotions on a budget, a Sunday school teacher needing lesson material, or a missionary looking for translatable gospel content, it's a surprisingly deep well of usable resources.
The limitation is presentation. This is a website-only resource with a dated design, minimal interactivity, and none of the polish of a modern Bible app, so it rewards parents willing to do a little curating themselves. Judged on substance and price rather than shine, though, it delivers real value.
Parents, Sunday school teachers, and missionaries who want free, gospel-centered devotional and lesson material for children.
You want a polished mobile app, interactive animations, or a modern design experience for your kids.
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Yes, everything on the site is completely free, with no ads or subscriptions.
It's a ministry founded and run by Dave Strehler, providing Bible resources for kids, parents, and teachers.
No, it's a website, though the devotionals include an audio option you can listen to online.
Devotionals are tiered for younger children (ages 4-8) and older children (ages 8-13).
Yes, it offers printable Sunday school lessons, crafts, and activity sheets for classroom use.