‘I will make you fishers of men’ is iconic of itself. Here Jesus takes the everyday of the four men’s lives and transforms it radically. This spinning boats catch fills their nets with fish and then men, it’s super simple and suitable for any age group.

To make this craft, you will need the 1-page template printout, scissors, and a spilt pin (a ‘brad’ for our American friends).

Add colour if needed and cut out both pieces.

Make a small hole where the two small circles show.

Thread the split pin though the holes with the net behind the boat.

Open out the spit pin on the back.

Spin the circle to ‘change’ what the men are catching.

(There is a small “fishers of men” sign included if you wish to add it to the sail.)

Jesus calls the first four disciples, and they drop everything to follow him, to become ‘fishers of men’. It’s a passage oh so familiar, but one that needs context to understand fully. This craft looks at that context using a mirror, reminding us that to fully see the picture, we need to see the background as well.

To make this craft, you will need the 1-page template printout, a mirror, scissors, and glue. I would strongly recommend a push pin and ruler for scoring too.

Score along all the straight inner lines on 3 of the pieces if you are scoring.

Cut out all the shapes.

Fold up each piece apart from the base – all the folds go the same way.

Glue together to make a triangular tube.

Find the letter side of your tube and the corresponding letter placement on the base.

Glue onto the base.

Repeat until all three pieces are in place.

Check your image is in the correct order by viewing at an angle.

To be sure, repeat in the other direction!

Now place the edge against a mirror and view the whole picture.