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BlogGet Crafty This Christmas
There is no shortage of Christmas craft ideas in books and on the internet, but here are some great activities to help children think more deeply about the Christmas story.
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BlogCraft: Joseph and his brothers
The story of Joseph and his brothers in Genesis 37 is very famous but also fairly shocking. There is fault on both sides. Joseph’s lack of awareness causes him to insult his brothers, while the brothers turn to violence in their jealousy and anger. None of this is good news. This month’s craft ideas explore themes of anger, feelings, behaviour and sadness, but point toward the hope that, whatever happens, God is still there.
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BlogCraft: The Good Samaritan
Subscribers only: Download as a PDF here. The good Samaritan is a well-told tale, but often a disservice is done by categorising it as a story that is merely about being loving and helping others. These crafts will help us pick up on themes of surprise, wonder, ...
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IssuesCraft: Do not worry
Whatever our age, worry can be a massive issue. Matthew 6:25- 34 is a passage that helps put our worry into perspective by encouraging us to trust God with our lives because he cares for us. The following crafts will help children engage with themes of provision, ...
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IssuesCraft: Meeting Together
Registered users only: Download as a PDF here. Acts 2:42-47 and 4:32-37 give a clear picture of what life was like for the early Church. The following craft ideas will help children explore themes of sharing, generosity, passing on the message and meeting together in community. ...
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IssuesCraft: Sensory
The story of Elijah fleeing from Ahab and Jezebel (1 Kings 19) contains so many elements that can be explored from a well-being perspective: of fear, anguish, journey, reflection, encountering God and finding purpose. The following craft ideas all have a sensory element and should provide plenty ...
