Faith Out Loud is youth curriculum written by Cumberland Presbyterians for Cumberland Presbyterians (although members of other denominations within the Reformed tradition will likely find it useful as well). Each lesson is designed to invite young people to think deeply about Christianity and explore ways to incorporate their faith into their daily lives... in other words, to live their faith out loud.

This resource is for the leader. It has reproducible handouts for students. There is no student book. If you have more than one leader for a class, however, you might want to get a copy of this resource for each one.

This book has 13 lessons focusing on men of the Bible:

Lot, who made poor choices in life

Esau, who didn't know how to plan ahead

Jethro, who gave good advice

Aaron, whom God used despite his mistakes

Balaam, who couldn't resist temptation

Korah, who rebelled against God

Ehud, a super spy

Naaman, who was healed from leprosy

Josiah, who had to make some tough decisions

Mordecai, who was surrounded by politics

Joseph, Jesus' earthly father

James, Jesus' brother

Nicodemus, who learned that "simple" and "easy" are not the same thing