
It’s not too early to think about Holy Week and Easter. Here are a few treasures that could easily be adapted to self-guided or socially distanced experiences. More to come!
Cathy
A Holy Week Walk & Easter Egg Hunt
Terry K shared her church’s experience with a Holy Week Walk-Through. Stations depicted events such as the Last Supper, the Garden of Gethsemane, the Crucifixion, the Resurrection, and more. At each station, a storyteller shared their experience and gave each child a plastic egg with an item representing part of the Bible story. What I really loved about Terry’s story (besides the whole idea!) was how they had to quickly adapt their plans because of a thunderstorm. Many of us have learned about adapting on the fly this past year.
Walking and Praying

This Holy Week Walk, shared by Supporting Member Jaymie Derden, is a Prayer Walk that focuses on some key ideas about God and His love for us. Some of the stops helped families think about God’s care during difficult times, His ever-flowing love, or His promise to hear our prayers. You could pick out some of these stations and set them up inside (or outside) for families to do at different times. It reminded me of a Labyrinth Experience that we did years ago.