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| |  Posted 5/1/2008 9:11:04 AM | |
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| | I'm having trouble establishing a theme night for Sunday. Jesus heals the leper. What might the kids wear to help remember the lesson? |
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| | One night at Awana we had a "great affliction" theme night - where the kids came bandaged up or on crutches and such. This would work, since it is about Jesus' healing power. I bought one of those "broken bone" protruding through the skin patches and put that on my 6 year old's leg complete with fake blood and bandaged his head. He was a huge hit - I thought it was cool - I have a sick sense of humor. The kids liked coming in with bandaids, gauze, crutches and casts. You could have them cast their bandages and such off when Jesus "heals them" - the same time the lepers are healed. hummm.... I hadn't thought about theme nights, now I might have to - please post what you are doing on the other nights. Thanks and blessings,
Lisa in FL |
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| | | Posted 5/2/2008 11:57:16 AM | |
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| | We are having old "grungy" clothes available for them to wear during story time adn have purchased packages of red dots for them to wear. Mitzi B |
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