Re:lent is a simple pack which can be given to families and helps them to focus on the three core elements of Lent:
Re:Lent: Giving up something we like to help us focus on God.
Si:Lent: Making time to listen to God and lay before Him our worries.
Ta:Lent: Using what we have for God’s glory not our own.
Click any image to download complete pack This Lent Activity was shared by Lynn in Kilternan and is a wonderful way to encourage all ages in your congregation to connect with Lent in a meaningful way. You can put the packs together as boxes or bags and have them available in your Church for people…
This is a simple paper craft to help tell the Easter story.
A fun and simple way to help children to learn the Lord’s prayer.
A weekly resource that encourages families to use Lent as an opportunity to focus on how their actions impact the environment
Plates of pLENTy is a mostly child-led resource which helps them to consider practical ways to respond to Lent other than the usual giving up of chocolate.
The Bible Buddies are reclaiming Easter from the Easter bunny! 😉
A Bible Buddy is a small toy which a child adopts and promises to look after. The main difference to any other toy is that this buddy needs feeding – not with pet food but with the word of God!
Make yourself a cup of tea, take a comfy seat and enjoy the Spring Newsletter with plenty of ideas for Valentines day, Lent, Easter and St Patrick’s Day! Click on the image to download, or you can read the online magazine version here: https://bit.ly/3DUj5xu
A simple resource for families to use at home or as part of the church services during Lent, Also includes and optional Intergenerational talk and sensory ideas.
Using nature as part of loose parts play has really caught on over recent years and it can be a fantastic – not to mention very cheap! – way to engage children as you talk about Bible stories. Muddy Church, GodVenture. Messy Church and many others have ways in which you can use nature to…