Gathering Resources
Lectio Divina Worksheet For Everyone! What happened? What did I notice? What do I wonder?
| reflection_sheet.pdf |
July 12, 2020 Printables
| parableofsower_guidesheet.pdf |
| Coloring+activities.pdf |
June 28th, 2020 Printables
Activity + Coloring Sheets for Kiddos
| summer2020_bulletins.pdf |
June 28th, 2020
Holy Trinity Sunday
06.7.2020
Lectio Divina Coloring Sheet for Kids!
| coloring_the_great_commission.pdf |
Scripture Coloring Sheet & Bookmark
| scripture_coloring_sheet.pdf |
| scripture_bookmark.pdf |
Ascension
05.22.2020
Lectio Divina Worksheet for everyone to use today!
| lectiosheet2.pdf |
Coloring sheets for kids (And creative adults!)
| coloringsheets.pdf |
Mutual Love & Empowering Attachment
05.17.2020
| 5-17-2020_reflection.pdf |
| coloring.png |
The Good Shepherd
5/3/2029
John 10: 1- 21
John 10: 1- 21
Reflection Sheets: Engaging with the Story
| the_good_shepherd_reflection_sheet.pdf |
| sheperd_thief_sheep.pdf |
The Maze: (a quiet activity for busy hands)
| maze.pdf |
Activities for Families
| the_good_shepherd_activities__1_.pdf |
On The Road to Emmaus
4/26/2020
John 24: 13-35
The Story
The Road to Emmaus (as told by cats)
John 24: 13-35
The Story
The Road to Emmaus (as told by cats)
Coloring Sheet
| The Road to Emmaus Coloring Sheet |
Family Craft:
This craft is a little more hands-on, and with younger kiddos will require parent help! But it's a great way to tap into your kids creativity! It's also a great way for them to visualize what happened with the disciples on the road to Emmaus, something that was right in front of them was hidden from them, until, suddenly, it wasn't!
https://kidsactivitiesblog.com/26618/crayon-resist/
This craft is a little more hands-on, and with younger kiddos will require parent help! But it's a great way to tap into your kids creativity! It's also a great way for them to visualize what happened with the disciples on the road to Emmaus, something that was right in front of them was hidden from them, until, suddenly, it wasn't!
https://kidsactivitiesblog.com/26618/crayon-resist/
Look Again: Activity and Reflection
This activity can be done as a family or, if your kids are old enough, on their own and if you want, take a look at the reflection below for possible discussion and follow up!
This activity can be done as a family or, if your kids are old enough, on their own and if you want, take a look at the reflection below for possible discussion and follow up!
| Look Again Activity |
Activity Follow Up Reflection:
Sometimes, the thing we most want to see, that thing that we are really hunting for, is right in front of us, hiding in plane sight! But a lot of the times we miss it, because we don't know where to look or we are too busy, too rushed, or maybe even too excited. Sometimes we may not even know what we are looking for until we find it! The disciples on the road to Emmaus were friends of Jesus, they missed Jesus and hope that the would be the one to save them, but they still didn't recognize Jesus when he was right in front of them. And even though they had even heard stories that Jesus may be alive again, they didn't even think to look for him. They did not know to look for the resurrected Jesus, kinda like how we sometimes don't know where to look for Jesus.
Sometimes to notice things, we need to look again, to take our time and pay attention.
Question for the Family:
Sometimes, the thing we most want to see, that thing that we are really hunting for, is right in front of us, hiding in plane sight! But a lot of the times we miss it, because we don't know where to look or we are too busy, too rushed, or maybe even too excited. Sometimes we may not even know what we are looking for until we find it! The disciples on the road to Emmaus were friends of Jesus, they missed Jesus and hope that the would be the one to save them, but they still didn't recognize Jesus when he was right in front of them. And even though they had even heard stories that Jesus may be alive again, they didn't even think to look for him. They did not know to look for the resurrected Jesus, kinda like how we sometimes don't know where to look for Jesus.
Sometimes to notice things, we need to look again, to take our time and pay attention.
Question for the Family:
- What did it feel like looking for all the things when you only had 60 seconds. Did you feel rushed? Excited? Stressed?
- Was it harder or easier to look for things the first time or the second time? Why?