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Illustrations of the road to Emmaus from the Annie Vallotton Bible Illustrations Collection

in Luke 24, two disciples are joined by Jesus on the road to Emmaus.

Jesus joins them for a meal when they arrive in Emmaus; they recognize him when he breaks the bread.

Link to larger and higher resolution versions of the Vallotton illustrations and color background options as well in our Vallotton Bible Images Forum (Supporting Membership required, become one today). Copyright and usage information here.

A way for the students to illustrate the story themselves, check out the lesson

Jesus' Resurrection - A/V - Video Workshop written by Catherine from Kirk of Kildaire Presbyterian Church.

Summary of Lesson Activities: Children will create illustrations on transparencies, for the story from Luke 24 (includes Road to Emmaus). These will be shown to the class using an overhead projector.

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Illustrations of the road to Emmaus from the Annie Vallotton Bible Illustrations Collection

A way for the students to illustrate the story themselves, check out the lesson

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