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For the Fifth Sunday in Lent From “Sitting on the Rainbow” Scripture Reference: Psalm 51 Preparation: Bring a small bottle of vegetable or olive oil, a damp cloth, and soap. Have you ever gotten oil on your hands and then tried to wash it off with water? Does the oil rinse off? (Let children respond.) No, it doesn’t come off with just water, does it? What else do you need to get oil off your hands? (Someone may offer the correct answer.) Right: you need soap. Continue reading Coming Clean For the 13th Sunday after Pentecost or Proper 19 (Lectionary 24) From “Saving the Ants” Matt. 18:21-22 “Lord, how often should I forgive someone who sins against me? Seven times?” “No!” Jesus replied to Peter, “Seventy times seven!” (NLT) Preparation: Bring a large pad of paper and a fat marker. Have you ever hurt another person? If you’ve either accidentally or purposefully stepped on someone’s foot, or pushed someone, or called your sister or brother a mean name, or made someone feel bad, raise your Continue reading Seventy Times Seven St. Patrick’s Day; “St. Patrick’s Forgiveness” Mark 11:22-25 Preparation: You may bring shamrock stickers or a hand stamp to give to the children at the end. Lots of people celebrate St. Patrick’s Day. They wear something green, they might decorate their classrooms or homes with shamrocks, or they may even eat Irish food like corned beef and cabbage for dinner. But most people don’t know very much about St. Patrick’s life and what he did. I want to see how much you know about him. Continue reading St. Patrick’s Day Children’s Sermon |
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