Kids

  • Coming home

    This week, we started a new series, Evan’s Child. We last did this series three years ago, so hopefully even the children who’ve done it before will get something different from it this time! The series as a whole teaches us what it’s like to be a child of God, and our first session is…

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  • Revelation

    We started off by having huge amounts of fun and mess with shaving foam and food colouring to produce some beautiful marbled paper to represent Earth (apologies if some children came home a bit green!) Whilst these were drying we heard a story about Mr Earth and some of the ways in which Earth is…

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  • Creation

    With so many families away for half term, Pebbles joined forces with Rocks & Topz! We had a lot of fun together, starting with some songs, then doing a treasure hunt to find pictures of animals. Of course, we made lots of animal noises as we talked about the pictures – but what noise does…

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  • The Road to Damascus

    After a fun game of finding socks and trying to guess the contents without being able to see, we looked at the story of Saul on the road to Damascus. A major encounter with Jesus transformed his life and gave him a completely new way of seeing things. He was blind spiritually and for a…

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  • God sends help!

    This week, we looked at the story of the disciples being confused and afraid after Jesus left them. Waiting and praying…but not being quite sure what they were waiting for. Then it happened – the Holy Spirit came like fire that did not burn. To live in them, make them bold and heal broken hearts.…

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  • Go everywhere…tell everyone

    Before Jesus went back home to his Father, he gave his friends an important job – “Go everywhere and tell everyone the happy news!” The happy news that God loves us and sent his son to die for us. The happy news that because Jesus defeated death, death isn’t the end for us. The happy…

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  • God’s Wonderful Surprise

    This week in Rocks & Topz, we picked up where we left off before Christmas. The last story we’d looked at was Jesus’ death on the cross. We agreed that it wasn’t a brilliant place to pause, as that wasn’t the end of the story! This week we read about God’s Wonderful Surprise – how…

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  • Vision 2026

    The children did an amazing job yesterday of making a lollipop or spoon person for every member of the congregation. As one of them said ‘that’s a lot of people!’ Some of them also helped by colouring, collaging, cutting and sticking to add to our Vision 2026 posters. They handed their congregations people out so…

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  • Nativity Club – Food

    Our Christmas tradition theme this week was rich food, desserts and spices. These all remind us of the riches and spice that the wise men brought to Jesus. We looked at mince pies in particular and had a few mince pie games including ‘I mince spy with my little eye’. We read more of our Advent-ure book…

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  • Nativity Club – Lights

    Yesterday our Christmas tradition theme was lights. We had a light-decorated room and the Red Robin team and Green Creeper team, played some light-themed games. We heard the story of the shepherds who got to be the first people to meet Jesus – the Light of the World! What an amazing privilege. The children made…

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  • Nativity Club – Holly

    Week two of Nativity Club was just as much fun as week one! Each session, we’re going to learn about a Christmas tradition that doesn’t appear in the Bible, but can still help us to remember something about Jesus. This week’s tradition was holly, and we made holly wreaths out of jigsaw puzzle pieces. We…

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  • Nativity Club – Christmas Trees

    We had such a good first week of Nativity Club! It was brilliant to have some new children join us, and they were a really great group. Each week, we’re going to learn about a Christmas tradition that doesn’t appear in the Bible, but can still help us to remember something about Jesus. This week’s…

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