Family Worship for Valentine's Day

Here is a simple idea for families to do on Valentine's Day.

Have an adult open in prayer.

Then sing a song about God's love for us.  We picked "More Than Conquerors" by Seeds Family Worship.

Read one of the many passages of Scripture that talk about God's Love for us.  Here are a few: John 3:16,        1 John 4:7-11, 1 Corinthians 13:4-8.

Have the kids make a Valentine to God.  On it, have them list the reasons that they love God.  Or they could also list how they know God loves them. 

Another option would be to have them make a Valentine for someone they think might not receive one and then go and deliver it.  Ideas would be an elderly neighbor or someone at a local nursing home. 

Close your time in prayer.

Note: I ended our time of family worship by giving my wife and kids their own gifts for Valentine's Day.

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