Doubting thomas craft

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One of the key elements of the story of Jesus and Thomas after the resurrection is that Thomas finds it hard to believe that the resurrection is possible if he doesn't see it with his own eyes. Sometimes people tell us things that it's really hard for us to believe and we want proof. This craft is something that seems hard to believe unless you see it. With two cuts you are going to make two circles into a square. Give children some strips pf paper and show them how to make them into circles…

Doubting Thomas Bible Coloring Page for Kids

1. Story (based on Luke 24:36-53; John 20:24-29) Last week we learnt about how Jesus appeared to some of His disciples. How many? (2) What was the name of one of them? (Cleopas). Where were they walking to? (Emmaus) After the two disciples recognized Jesus, they quickly ran all the way back to Jerusalem to tell the others that they had seen Jesus. The other disciples were also excited … Jesus had appeared to Simon Peter. As they were talking, suddenly, guess who appeared before them? Jesus…

What does God want from us? Money? Efforts? Talents? The truth is that God loves us and gives us all we could need. There is nothing He demands or that we could pay Him, except for our love and faith. In the book of the prophet Micah, we are reminded that God wants us to “act justly, love kindness (or ... (Read more) The post Craft Ideas for Micah 6: Act Justly, Love Mercy, Walk Humbly appeared first on Sunday School Works. Related posts: Craft Ideas on the Transfiguration of Jesus in Luke…

Tell the story of Doubting Thomas using this pop up paper craft that illustrates Jesus' words woven through his wounds. This is such an impactful + beautiful resource to tell this story to kids.

Doubting Thomas

This kids paper craft involves moving Thomas' arm so he can touch the scars of Jesus' hand. PDF download. Part of a whole lesson based on John 20.

This Sunday the lectionary covers the story of Thomas being invited to touch the wounds of the risen Jesus and recognise him. A lot of the time when we cover this story with children we focus of the idea of faith and being able to believe even though we don't see. It struck me that it's also about how we recognise Jesus and what implications that might have for us as disciples. Here are some ideas to help explore the theme! Games: 'Feely' bag. Can you recognise the item even if you can't see…