Gospel Sparks hands Primary and youth teachers a complete, fun 25-minute lesson every week, with games the whole class can play. Families get a short spark to do together each day, so home matches what kids learn at church.
Available now for iPhone and iPad. Requires iOS or iPadOS 26 or later. Getting started
Every lesson, family week, study week and classroom idea is right here on the site, free. Open it on your phone in the hallway, print it at home, or play Forehead Guess with the class.
Pick your class and jump straight to this Sunday’s lesson, or today’s family spark.
Find this week ›Full 25-minute plans for Sunbeams through youth and Adult Sunday School, with “Say:” lines, games and a print button.
Pick your class ›Seven short sparks a week with tips for little ones, big kids, teens and grown-ups.
Family weeks ›Personal study for grown-ups: 10–20 minutes a day with the week’s reading, questions to ponder and a journal prompt.
Study weeks ›Wiggle breaks, attention getters, review games, helper jobs and the Crazy Class Survival Guide.
Teacher kit ›Want Teach Mode, all seven class games and “What did you bring?” Get the free app on the App Store.
The first time you open Gospel Sparks it asks one question: do you teach a class, or are you leading your family at home? Many people do both.
For Primary teachers and youth teachers and leaders.
For parents leading Come, Follow Me at home.
Every lesson follows the week’s Come, Follow Me reading and is built for a real classroom: five simple beats, words you can say out loud, and a finish that lands quietly on Jesus Christ.
Each spark takes five to ten minutes, and most days need nothing to prep. Open the day, follow the plan, tap “We did it!” and add a sticker to the family’s book.
One screen, a room full of kids, and questions and words pulled from this week’s lesson.
Heads Up–style: hold the screen to your forehead while everyone gives clues with lesson words.
A team quiz on the week’s lesson, with a drumroll for every answer.
A picture hides behind tiles. Every right answer lifts one.
One person draws, everyone guesses, all with words from the lesson.
Pass it while the music plays. Holding it at the buzz? You answer.
Two teams tap their side as fast as they can to pull the rope.
Dance while the music plays. When it stops, freeze!
Real Sundays are messy. Maybe you’re reading the lesson in the hallway five minutes before class, or the backpack of props is still on the kitchen counter. Gospel Sparks bends to fit.
Each class gets its own lesson, pitched to how kids that age learn, from picture-and-action stories for three-year-olds to real discussion for older youth.
Adults: Adult Sunday School lessons and a personal daily study
Bible quotations are from the King James Version, the Latter-day Saint edition, and are checked word for word. General conference quotes are checked against the talk. Every reference opens in Gospel Library.
Gospel Sparks follows the Come, Follow Me schedule and links to the official manuals, but the activities, games and wording are our own. It isn’t made, sponsored or endorsed by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
No accounts, no ads, no analytics and no tracking. Your class list, notes and family progress stay on your devices and, if you turn sync on, in your own iCloud. Privacy policy
Download Gospel Sparks free from the App Store on your iPhone or iPad, then tap Get to install it. Requires iOS or iPadOS 26 or later. Step-by-step help.
Yes. Every lesson, family week and classroom idea is on this website too, with Forehead Guess and Scripture Showdown you can play in any browser. Start with This Week. The app adds Teach Mode, all seven class games, “What did you bring?”, your class list and the family sticker book.
Nothing. Gospel Sparks is free, with no ads and no in-app purchases.
Every Primary class, using the Church’s official class names: Nursery (18 months–3), Sunbeam (3), CTR 4–6, Valiant 7–8 and Valiant 9–10. Youth lessons cover ages 12–13, 14–15 and 16–18 and work for youth Sunday School, Young Women (Builders of Faith, Messengers of Hope and Gatherers of Light) and the deacons, teachers and priests quorums. As the General Handbook directs, Primary classes go by a child’s age on December 31 of the previous year.
Old Testament 2026 weeks 40–52 and New Testament 2027 through Easter, plus the 2027 Primary fast-Sunday lessons in that stretch. New weeks arrive in app updates.
No. Start with the official manual and the scriptures. Gospel Sparks follows the same weekly reading and links straight to the manual and Gospel Library; its activities, games and stories are original ideas to help the lesson come alive.
No. Gospel Sparks is an independent app from Strategy Loom LLC. It isn’t made, sponsored or endorsed by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
The King James Version, the Latter-day Saint edition. Scripture and general conference quotes are verified word for word, and every reference opens in Gospel Library.
No account is needed. Names, notes and progress stay on your device. If Sync with iCloud is on, they also sync to your other devices through your own iCloud. Nothing is ever sent to us.
Both. An iPad makes a great class screen for Teach Mode and the games, but everything works on iPhone too. Gospel Sparks needs iOS or iPadOS 26 or later.
Yes. Switch sides anytime from the Teacher Kit or the family Settings tab.
Download free from the App Store on your iPhone or iPad and have this week’s lesson ready to teach in minutes.
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