Someone asked Joseph of Arimathaea , “That was a great tomb. Why did you give it to someone else to be buried in?” “Oh,” said Joseph, “he only needed it for the weekend.”
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Showing posts with label easter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label easter. Show all posts
Thursday, April 21, 2011
Okay guys. I've heard you all. It's time...
...for some Easter spirit.
How is this?
I'm going to make a big Easter Sunday cake. It will be a tomb scene. Grass (lollies), trees, footpath, half easter egg representing tomb (yes, I know. It's been done before). I'll have figures for the women and angel and something to look like bandages inside the tomb.
It will be an exciting and delicious cake.
And as well as convincing you all that I do have easter spirit after all, it will kill another 2 birds.
I need a kids talk for church on Sunday and it's my turn to do morning tea. I'll use the cake as my prop to tell the story for the kids talk. Then I'll serve it up afterwards.
After other ideas for this weekend? We bought the sand bible Easter bits for RE. It is brilliant. Played the video while I read 3 chapters of Luke. Word for word. Held the kids for 20 minutes. Well worth the $30 we paid. The kids wanted to watch and hear all over again. We'll be using it in church as well.
How is this?
I'm going to make a big Easter Sunday cake. It will be a tomb scene. Grass (lollies), trees, footpath, half easter egg representing tomb (yes, I know. It's been done before). I'll have figures for the women and angel and something to look like bandages inside the tomb.
It will be an exciting and delicious cake.
And as well as convincing you all that I do have easter spirit after all, it will kill another 2 birds.
I need a kids talk for church on Sunday and it's my turn to do morning tea. I'll use the cake as my prop to tell the story for the kids talk. Then I'll serve it up afterwards.
After other ideas for this weekend? We bought the sand bible Easter bits for RE. It is brilliant. Played the video while I read 3 chapters of Luke. Word for word. Held the kids for 20 minutes. Well worth the $30 we paid. The kids wanted to watch and hear all over again. We'll be using it in church as well.
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