Footsteps to the Feast for Holy Week and Easter

The account of Jesus giving his friends breakfast on the beach after his resurrection is a great one to look at with children - there's so much in it: lots of feelings, lots of drama, lots of Jesus showing how much he cares, and of course, lots of food.

The following very simple idea is for a mime on this theme that children and adults could perform as part of an all-age service for Easter morning.

The story of Palm Sunday, told from a child's point of view. Suitable for all-age worship or a children's group.

Mark began as a secret follower of Jesus and ended up going on the first missionary journey with his cousin Barnabas and being commended by Paul. This could be used as a storytelling outline at an all-age communion service.

This simple outline offers a lively way to tell one incident from the Last Supper and introduces Jesus as the Saviour King who shows us the way to serve others.

Some ideas to illustrate the truths of the Resurrection

Here's a simple craft idea for retelling the story of Holy Week with your children's group. It involves making a cube from a cross shape.

Ideas for an all-age labyrinth based on a visit to a health spa