Disappointed with Sainsbury’s
I was saddened to hear that the Wave 105 Easter Egg Appeal will not take place this year. In an email from Wave 105 we were told that: at the 11
Easter resources from Engage Worship
Sara and Sam Hargreaves have highlighted some great Easter resources on Area 52 is filling up with great resources for you: Two fantastic poems by Bob Hartman, ideal for engaging all ages
See what a morning!
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Easter Sunrise – He is Risen!
This morning at 6am we met in the dark for our sunrise service at Lepe. We came from across the Waterside, led by Canon Stuart Holt from Fawley, to mark the
The Easter story told with Lego
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What do you think Easter is all about?
Chocolate Easter eggs, lambs jumping, Life of Brian and lovely bunnies. Hot cross buns to the bloody scene of the crucifixion, and cute chicks to an empty grave. This short
Easter Spoken Word
I loved Dai’s spoken word about Easter: Easter is a funny time of year. You come back from the Christmas holidays, you hit the ground running then all of a
Easter Egg Surprise assembly
Yesterday I did an Easter assembly at our local Infant school focussed on different foods: Aims To explain the ‘surprise’ of the Easter story and encourage openness to being surprised.
Egg on your head – Easter assembly
Here’s my favourite assembly that I do each year – feel free to use and adapt: PREPARATION: One egg, towel, plastic sheeting/black sacks, a large chocolate Easter egg. You
Easter Assembly – Hidden Meanings
My favourite Easter assembly is the egg on your head assembly, but having done this at our local special educational needs secondary school I needed a different Easter assembly. Lacking
Why did Jesus die on a cross – 7-11 year old Sunday School session
This morning our 7-11 year olds spent the morning looking at ‘Why did Jesus die on a cross?’: Game: FOUR CORNERS Equipment required: A blindfold. Designate one young person as the
Archbishop Justin Welby’s Easter sermon
Archbishop Justin’s Easter sermon: The one who was dead is now alive. Where there was weeping there is now joy’: Going through the barrier with a colleague to board my train