Together Apart – Matt 21 – The Two Sons

Matthew 21:23-32 – The Two Sons

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.

Remember you can use the website menus to find different resources on this and other passages. Check out the PDFs for other editions of Together Apart, too (links below). Here’s a preview of this week’s resources.

BONUS RESOURCES!

Just in case you missed last week’s hilarious new sketch “How the Feeding of the 5000 Really Happened”, here’s a video of the script, superbly acted by Steve Dawson and edited together by Attic Studios. Many thanks and well done!

And here’s a separate PDF of the script. The full Together Apart Harvest pack, below, also includes the script.

[Click here for script only – How Feeding the 5000 Really Happened]

PLUS! Checkout this fab new resource from Stephen Ogston (ogston@macfish.com). I’ll link to new episodes as they come out.

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