Children relate to animals. They allow animals to think like themselves. In The Easter Donkey, by Donna Thornton, Drupelet, a little donkey is brought to church from a local farm to help in the retelling of the Palm Sunday story. The people are … Continue reading →
Are you looking for a meaningful family devotional to use during Holy Week? You might just find it in Easter Love Letters from God, the newly published, fifth title in the popular Love Letters series. Beginning with the ride into Jerusalem and ending with … Continue reading →
Lenten symbols conversation and activity It’s lent and a time to journey toward the cross. This activity can help you talk about lent and Easter. Find objects related to the words to show or a picture of the object.Check out … Continue reading →
Photo from tableforoneministries.com The body of the Rev. Billy Graham currently lies in honor at the U.S. Capitol–only the fourth private citizen to be so honored. A counselor to presidents and a gifted evangelist, Graham touched the lives of millions of … Continue reading →
All Creation declares the glory of God. Jesus often uses His creation to communicate spiritual principles, and reveal God’s character. Because He designed, created and breathed life into all creation around us – it inherently reveals His character. We can … Continue reading →
“Mama, what is that black dirt on that man’s forehead?” Perhaps your child has asked you this question on Ash Wednesday. If so, did you have trouble responding? Many parents in non-liturgical, Pentecostal denominations have not grown up celebrating Ash … Continue reading →