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August 25, 2015 -- Issue #27
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In today's newsletter:
1) Older "Kids" @ VBS
2) Sunday School Humor
3) Neighborhood Kids Bible Study
4) Bible Skit: Blind to See
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Sample
the RUTH Skits
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1)
Older "Kids" @ VBS
What a great idea – having “older kids” (some in their 70’s) in VBS! I just never thought of that. We have a small church also and I can see how that would be a really fun program. The little ones could learn from the adults and visa versa.
Thank you.
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2) Sunday School Humor
A Sunday school teacher was discussing the Ten Commandments with her five and six year olds.
After explaining the commandment to Honor thy father and thy mother, she asked,
"Is there a commandment that teaches us how to
treat our brothers and sisters?" Without missing a beat, one little boy answered,
Thou shall not kill.
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3) Neighborhood Kids Bible Study
We are using the Parables
of Jesus as a starting point for our neighborhood kids
Bible study and adapted the lessons to suit our needs. The lessons provided fun and easy ways to teach
the parables. They also provided examples of some fun and easy crafts
and treats. We also found cute examples of the parables on Youtube and incorporated them into the lesson.
. . . The kids really enjoyed it and learned a lot! ~ Michle
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4) Bible
Skit: Blind to See
Lesson Focus: Healing of the Blind Man (John
9:1-25)
 Act
out the story using the following script. Write the names of each character
on a small sign and hang over actor’s shoulders. Have the actors highlight
their lines so they are ready to speak their parts on cue.
9 Characters: Jesus, disciple, Pharisee, blind man, mother and father
of the blind man, neighbor, townsfolk, narrator.
Narrator: The Old Testament predicted that when the Messiah, God’s
Son, would come to earth, he would heal the sick and the blind. Our story
begins with Jesus walking along with one of his disciples. Listen to what
happens next.
Blind man: (sitting down and begging) Money, money, I need money!
Disciple: Jesus, why is this man blind? Did his sin, or his
parent’s sin, cause this?
Jesus: No, he was born blind so that God can work a miracle in his
life. Then he and others will believe and follow me.
Narrator: So Jesus . . .Get the Blind
to See skit
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craft, or skit for
children's ministry?
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