1. Story (based on Luke 24:36-53; John 20:24-29) Last week we learnt about how Jesus appeared to some of His disciples. How many? (2) What was the name of one of them? (Cleopas). Where were they walking to? (Emmaus) After the two disciples recognized Jesus, they quickly ran all the way back to Jerusalem to tell the others that they had seen Jesus. The other disciples were also excited … Jesus had appeared to Simon Peter. As they were talking, suddenly, guess who appeared before them? Jesus…

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A quick and simple craft for the story of Doubting Thomas, based on John Chapter 20.

John 20:24-31 Here's a super easy game to make! And it's even easier to play! The Doubting Thomas Game is basically as True or False game. How To Play: -- Give each child an "I Doubt It" sign. -- Read aloud one item from the list of unusual facts about the bible. Be sure to read the facts so the answers will sometimes be true, and sometimes be false. -- Anyone who doubts the statement is true should hold up their sign showing the "I Doubt It" side toward the teacher. -- Anyone who believes…

Use the Doubting Thomas #3 Coloring Page as a fun activity for your next children's sermon.

Use the Doubting Thomas #3 Coloring Page as a fun activity for your next children's sermon.

Road to Emmaus and Thomas the Doubter Objectives: The students will be able to - retell the story Road to Emmaus and Thomas the Doubter - explain why the apostles did not always recognize Jesus immediately - explain why some do not believe until they see it with their own eyes or touch it Review: Prayer, questions and vocabulary words from last week’s lesson Vocabulary Words: (Write the bold words on the board and discuss with class) Jerusalem- the capital of Israel and holy city of the Jews…

A quick and simple craft for the story of Doubting Thomas, based on John Chapter 20.

This kids paper craft involves moving Thomas' arm so he can touch the scars of Jesus' hand. PDF download. Part of a whole lesson based on John 20.

I have said this before, and I will say it again, I love how the Catholic Church celebrates Easter for more than one day - for 50 days in fact! In the past, we have transformed our Jesus Tree into an Easter Tree -- hanging up 50 plastic eggs filled with simple activities to do each day that celebrates the season, family, crafts, food, etc. We have also used the Garden of the Good Shepherd sticker board -- daily prayers/reflections, stickers, and wrap up with a weekly themed meal. (More…

The story of Doubting Thomas comes straight from the Bible. It has a really important lesson to teach us about our doubts!Part of the free kids curriculum at...

Jesus appears to His disciples and shows them His hands and side.

John 20:24-31 Here's a super easy game to make! And it's even easier to play! The Doubting Thomas Game is basically as True or False game. How To Play: -- Give each child an "I Doubt It" sign. -- Read aloud one item from the list of unusual facts about the bible. Be sure to read the facts so the answers will sometimes be true, and sometimes be false. -- Anyone who doubts the statement is true should hold up their sign showing the "I Doubt It" side toward the teacher. -- Anyone who believes…