Together Apart – Matt 14 – Five Loaves and Two Fish

First Things

In response to feedback, I’ve moved this post to Fridays so that you have time to distribute it to your congregation if that’s what you do.

Also, if you use the RCL, you’ll notice this is the wrong passage. I’m sorry. I got my weeks mixed up and looked at the start of August, instead of July. Oops. If you don’t use the RCL, you probably didn’t even notice. Enjoy anyway 🙂

Finally, I’m thinking of putting these resources in a book (with the Coronavirus references removed). Would you be interested in buying such? What would you like to see in it? What would you leave out? Please comment below or on facebook.

Matthew 14 – Five Loaves and Two Fish

Welcome to Together Apart, a set of new intergenerational resources for all of us in God’s family. Ten jam-packed pages of great ideas that you can print off and use for free.

Links for PDFs are below.

Each week you’ll find Bible study ideas for all ways of learning and all ages (not just ‘for the kiddies’). You can use them on your own, over Skype with friends, or on the sofa with your little ones and big ones. There are also links to audio Bible readings from Bible Gateway and links to other resources from The Reflectionary.

Check out the PDFs for other weeks, too. Here’s a preview of this week’s resources.

BONUS RESOURCES!

I do the crafts for our (virtual) Messy Church, and this week it’s ‘God can mend broken things’ Would you like to join in with the crafts we’re doing? Here’s the video.

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