IT’S YOUR TIME
The Podium (Who this page is for)
Every child has a symphony playing inside them — and someone has to conduct it. Maybe that’s you at the kitchen table. Maybe it’s you in a classroom, a Sunday school room, or behind a pulpit. Whoever you are, whatever room you lead in — welcome to the podium
Parent

Conductor at the Kitchen Table
You set the tempo at home. Every mealtime talk, bedtime prayer, and "why" question is a chance to lead your child one note closer to who God made them to be. Find family-friendly lesson guides, take-home declarations, and simple ways to bring Storyforge™ into everyday life.
Teacher (Home/Pre-school)
Conductor of the Classroom
You lead a room full of instruments — each one different, each one worth tuning. Whether it's Sunday school or a homeschool co-op, you're shaping how kids first hear God's story out loud. Find full lesson plans, classroom activities, and discussion guides by age band.
Pastor
Conductor of the Congregation
You lead the whole orchestra — and set the vision every other conductor follows. Find church partnership materials, curriculum overviews, team training resources, and everything you need to launch Storyforge™ congregation-wide.
OUR COMMITMENT
The Symphony Begins With You
You know your child, classroom, or congregation better than anyone.
We will never take the baton from your hands. We are committed to giving you trusted resources, thoughtful guidance, and practical tools that help you lead with confidence.
We will pursue truth, honor your role, respect your relationships, and design every experience to help children discover who God created them to be.
You lead the symphony. We’re here to help you conduct it well.
Your Baton. Your Symphony. Our Support.
You do not have to conduct alone. Choose your role to find resources built for the way you lead.
- Parent: Family devotionals, conversation starters, declarations, and at-home activities
- Teacher: Lesson plans, assessments, classroom activities, and small-group guides
- Pastor: Church launch materials, volunteer training, curriculum pathways, and partnership resources
