Bible values for children
Everyone deserves a fair chance.
Treating people without favouritism.
Sometimes being fair means giving someone extra help so they can join in.
Put it into practice
What does fairness look like?
Fairness means treating people as people who matter. We do not decide someone's worth by their clothes, money or abilities. Sometimes being fair means giving someone extra help so they can join in.
A younger child may need a closer throwing line in a game. Different help can make it possible for everyone to play.
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When might fair help look different for different people?
Stories that show fairness
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Seven Helpers Are Chosen
Acts 6:1–7
Some widows were being overlooked when food was shared. The church listened to the complaint and chose helpers to make sure this important work was cared for.
Read storyVerses to remember
My brothers, don’t hold the faith of our glorious Lord Jesus Christ with partiality.
A little context
James 2:1–9 challenges favouritism towards rich people in a gathering. The passage asks believers to love their neighbours rather than judge them by appearance.
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