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The 99 Sheep (Luke 15) | Craft

There are no shortage of sheep based stories in the bible and this little sheep craft could serve so many of them well.

Lydia (Acts 16) | Craft

Lydia opened up her house to welcome others, in the same way w can use our spaces to welcome those who come our way. This is a really simple craft that is suitable for younger groups.

Love is (1 Corinthians 13) | Craft

Moving crafts are always a hit and this one swipes from a very plain heart into one full of colour. It’s not got any tricky cutting either! the hope faith and love tie nicely into the passage leaving the opportunity to use the piece as a conversation starter as to why Paul chose those 3 words.

Body of Believers (1 Corinthians 12) | Craft 2

THis is a super simple craft idea but it takes a little concentration to pull off. Like so many things about the Body of Christ the best picture is only revealed when every part is exactly where it should be.

Body of Believers (1 Corinthians 12) | Craft

This is probably the most traditional of crafts for making a moving body – using split pins!

I found lots of characters online but ended up drawing my own as many were very difficult to cut out. The PDF template page with instructions is available at the end of the post.

Christ the King (John 18) | Craft

Christ the King is the last Sunday in the lectionary year and is a perfect time to be thinking of the whole year in focus. This darling little calendar can be used all year and it’s bright colours reflect the liturgical colours.

Destruction of the Temple (Mark 13) | Craft

The destruction of the temple is a story that comes up in the lectionary and yet is over skipped. However, in a world where unimaginable things crumble this story shows Jesus lovingly preparing his disciples to put their trust in something more solid than man-made constructions.

Widows Gift (Mark 12) | Craft

The gift of the widow was by every measure tiny. Two mite coins, both less than a centimetre across, would have made little dent in the temples finances and yet here Jesus is choosing to ignore the show-offs and elevate the lowly.

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