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There are many differing opinions on children and their ability to worship. Some churches aim for frequent all-age services as their way of encouraging children to encounter God, whilst others rely on the groups that children are sent to during the service. Like all areas of ministry with children, all-age worship is not easy - there are barriers to face, mistakes to make, and lessons to learn. This revised edition of All-Age Everything is full of ideas and suggestions to make all-age worship a true inter generational worship experience. It looks at every part of an all-age service, from how to go about the initial planning, followed by tips for welcomes and beginnings through to endings and blessings. The ideas can be adapted to suit your own church setting, but most of all they make meeting God fun for the entire church family, however young or old.
£16.99 - £18.99
If you have ever felt that an all-age Eucharist just isn't possible because the children will be restless and the adults will be irritated, then this book is for you. It will help you to lead all-age Eucharists for the major festivals and seasons in the Church year, giving step-by-step guidance on using visual symbols, presenting biblical stories and making the best use of the resources of Common Worship. The result will be a deeply moving and joyful worship that shows both a commitment to the Eucharist and to all-age worship.
£16.99 - £18.99
The main aim of collective worship is to search for the meaning and purpose of life. This book provides material for secondary school assemblies that addresses the spiritual perspective within a Christian context, linked to the central teachings in the Bible. The assemblies are designed to raise those important questions that all of us, at some point, try to find answers to. Each assembly has been tried and tested in a secondary school, and contains a talk, prayer and suggested hymn. Each assembly can be used in its present format or be incorporated into a longer assembly. Alternatively, they are useful resources for discussion in PSHE, religious studies or citizenship lessons.
£28.99
If you think you don't like St Paul then this book is for you. It covers controversial topics such as Paul's attitudes to women, slavery and sex; it also asks 'What changed Paul?', 'Did Paul think that Jesus was God?', and many other questions. Key passages have been included to illustrate that you must keep revisiting Paul if you are to go deeper into the mystery of this extraordinary character. The translations are always Nicholas King's own and will help you to get to know Paul better - which is what this book is all about.
£18.99
Harvest comes very soon into the new school year, meaning there is not much time to plan a service or assembly. This ready-made harvest celebration is based around the story of Johnny Appleseed, a true story about a man called John Chapman who travelled across the land planting apple seeds.It is a musical telling of the story which also includes rhyming narration for the children to read. The songs are straightforward and easy to learn and suit a variety of ages, making them suitable for both primary and infant schools.
£17.99
Baptism - God's Magnificent Gift is a new approach to the preparation of parents for the baptism of their child. At present, the priest explains the symbols during the baptism celebrations. This book takes a family step by step through the celebration of the Sacrament of Baptism and beyond, covering every aspect and giving parents a deeper understanding of the wonder of this sacrament. There is space for parents to add family details, photos, favourite prayers and songs. When finished, Joan Brown's excellent book will form a complete and personal record of this special time for the family
£9.99
Alongside the traditional Church comes a new wave of committed Christianity. High Street Monasteries explores this incoming tide, illustrating how new monasticism is becoming the heart of our global village, focusing on community, peace and beauty, and the fact that the Holy Spirit is speaking through us all.
£11.99 - £13.99
The Fragrance of Jesus looks at 20 of Jesus' miracles in terms of them being glimpses of God's kingdom; as demonstrations of God's power and also illustrations of qualities that will be experienced in his kingdom: some here and now and some when Jesus returns. Patrick Coghlan invites readers on a personal journey of discovery, encouraging them to understand prayerfully more about the kingdom - and apply lessons from Scripture to their daily lives and experiences.
£8.99 - £11.99
It is common practice in modern churches for the whole church family, from the youngest to the oldest, to come together for at least part of the morning worship. Anyone who has had the privilege of leading all-age worship will be aware not only of its difficulties, but also of its delights. The ideas in this book present the Gospel message in a way that will mean something to every member of the congregation, regardless of their age. They have been written to encourage shared participation in the teaching, through movement, speech and action. With a good dose of humour and a sense of 'togetherness', these talks enable an open and uninhibited expression of faith which is both memorable and meaningful.
£33.99
This collection of favourite Christian prayers, poems and Bible readings has been designed and printed in accordance with the RNIB clear print guidelines for people with sight problems.
£13.99
Written for Christian Aid, this exciting holiday club resource provides material to explore five Bible stories in a fun way, whilst comparing real-life stories from today's world. Go MAD! stands for 'GO Make A Difference' and the material asks the children to think about what they could do to make the world a better place, both globally and in their locality. The book contains five themed sessions designed for a five-day holiday club, with sketches and resources for each and video clips, templates and forms available to download. Christian Aid believes that we all have a part to play in making this world a better, fairer place. Children, with their incredible sense of justice, can be key instigators of change. Go MAD! is a tool to help them do this.
£20.99
Only Connect is a companion of 150 prayers to aid reflection and worship in a variety of settings - for personal use, for use on retreat or as a focus for groups. These honest, searching and inviting prayers connect us with God, with ourselves and with God's world around us through the themes of contemplation, reconciliation, exploration, transformation, transition and consolation. As a resource for times of sadness as well as celebration, this book will be a real help to both the mature Christian and the new Christian, the lost and the found.
£10.99 - £11.99
Key Stage 1 - 2The Storyteller includes 25 Bible stories, starting with Genesis and finishing with Acts. They are written primarily for 6-11 year olds in two forms. The first is to read aloud. The second is in skeleton format, with suggestions on the use of visual aids and other ways in which the listeners might be drawn into the story, allowing the storyteller to make the story their own and tailor it to their audience. Objectives and resources are given at the start of each chapter and can be included in the session to develop the theme highlighted in that story. The Storyteller is ideal for use in schools, junior church, mid-week children's clubs, holiday clubs or as part of all-age worship. Contents STORIES FROM THE OLD TESTAMENT Listening to others Joseph in prison (Genesis 40:1–23) Listening to God Pharaoh's dreams (Genesis 41:1–40) God provides God provides manna and quails in the desert (Exodus 16:1–36) The victory is God's The fall of Jericho (Joshua 5:13–6:27) Looks can deceive Samson and Delilah (Judges 16:4–31) Answers to prayer The birth of Samuel (1 Samuel 1:1–28) Called by God Samuel's calling (1 Samuel 3:1–4:1) Obeying God's instructions Naaman is healed (2 Kings 5:1–19) Being a community of God's people Nehemiah rebuilds the walls (The Book of Nehemiah) The privilege of serving God Esther's courage (The Book of Esther) Coping with difficult and painful situations Job's suffering (The Book of Job) Knowing God Job's restoration (The Book of Job) STORIES FROM THE NEW TESTAMENT God's promises The birth of John the Baptist foretold (Luke 1:5–25, 57–64) The birth of Jesus Mary visits Elizabeth (Luke 1:26–56) Jesus provides the best Water into wine (John 2:1–12) The nature of true faith The faith of the army officer (Matthew 8:5–13) Doing the work of Jesus Jesus sends out the Twelve (Matthew 10:1–42) Entering the Kingdom Jesus speaks with Nicodemus (John 3:1–21) Jesus works miracles The healing at the pool (John 5:1–18) Restored sight Jesus heals a blind man (John 9:1–41) Jesus is just like his Father Jesus is the way, the truth and the life (John 13:31–14:17) Betrayal Jesus' arrest (Matthew 26:14–16,47-56; 27:3–10) Jesus' death on the cross The Crucifixion (Matthew 27:15–56) Jesus is alive The Resurrection (Mark 16:1–8) Telling others about Jesus Paul teaches in Rome (Acts 28:17–31)- By Patrick Coghlan
£19.99
It is becoming more and more common for all ages to come together to worship in church, especially on special occasions such as Christmas and Harvest. However, it is not always easy to know which level to pitch the content of these services at. This collection of informal and lively talks is written in light-hearted verse to hold children's attention. Each talk contains suggested songs, with music on the accompanying downloadable resources. There is also a Bible reference for each story and suggested readings for the service. The talks are designed to last for approximately 12-15 minutes, and to encourage interaction from the congregation.
£16.99 - £18.99
Key Stage 1 - 2This book of 30 assemblies provides teachers with a wealth of ideas and inspiration to see them through the school year. Written by John Wright, author of In the Bag and In the Bag 2, the tried and tested material is designed to be used term-by-term. Not only is the aim to help children to learn about God, but to get them doing, looking and listening, too. This is, quite literally, a 'gift' for everyone to enjoy! Suitable for Key Stage 1-2. Contents Autumn TermKnowing you, knowing me, knowing GodLoving God needs practice tooMy hero - I want to be like them'Harvest' can spell 'share' or 'starve'Superstition, luck or divine plan?Saint 'you' - saints aren't perfectThe Advent wreathSpreading the messagePass the parcelChristmas quiz - it's about Jesus! Spring Term The final candle - Jesus is always thereKnowing someone who has been therePrayer is talking and listeningShopping basket - all the Earth's goodnessLent - giving up champagne?Story time - the sheep and the goatsThe birthday card - God loves us anywayFoot washing - if Jesus can do it...Don't go with the crowd - Palm Sunday and Good FridayWe are all lights of Jesus Summer TermBaptism vows 1 - creationBaptism vows 2 - the human face of GodBaptism vows 3 - God at work in usChristian Aid - YES!When Christian Aid week is over - it isn'tThe lesson of the pet - love returnedStory time - David and Goliath (1 Samuel 17)A postcard from GodWho do you trust - a horoscope or God?Stand up for what you believe in
£15.99
Written by subject experts, the language used can be immediately understood by the non-expert reader and the books conclude with an insightful list of Do's and Don'ts. Their purpose is to inform and guide those who find themselves having to deal with the fallout from one or all of these serious social issues.
£8.99
Written by subject experts, the language used can be immediately understood by the non-expert reader and the books conclude with an insightful list of Do's and Don'ts. Their purpose is to inform and guide those who find themselves having to deal with the fallout from one or all of these serious social issues.Please note print-on-demand titles cannot be returned for a refund.
£13.99
Written by subject experts, the language used can be immediately understood by the non-expert reader and the books conclude with an insightful list of Do's and Don'ts. Their purpose is to inform and guide those who find themselves having to deal with the fallout from one or all of these serious social issues.
£8.99
It's good news when one or two great new assembly songs come along, but when there are thirty together the time has come to rejoice! Alison Carver, Barry Hart and Val Hawthorne are all well-loved and trusted educational writers who know just what children love to sing about. The book has an excellent subject index and the free backing tracks includes every song. Contents Be my light when darkness is fallingChoices, choisesDon't bottle things upEverybody join inI could climb the Eiffle towerI like red, you like blueIf I had a sond I'd sing itIn this world it's not hard to spotIt's a great, great worldIt's good to prayLet's join hands around the worldlight a candleOh, I love the colour greenOnce there was a donkeyOpen your eyesPeter asked JesusPraise the LordSee the baby in the stableSo good, so kindSome are full of actionThere's a spring on the mountainThis is our schoolWe all need a little kindnessWe bring our prayersWhatever you are doing, try to do your bestWhen I look into the skyWhen raindrops fallWhen the sun is shiningWho is whoYes, the journey of life
£17.99
Written by subject experts, the language used can be immediately understood by the non-expert reader and the books conclude with an insightful list of Do's and Don'ts. Their purpose is to inform and guide those who find themselves having to deal with the fallout from one or all of these serious social issues.
£8.99
Written by subject experts, the language used can be immediately understood by the non-expert reader and the books conclude with an insightful list of Do's and Don'ts. Their purpose is to inform and guide those who find themselves having to deal with the fallout from one or all of these serious social issues.
£8.99
Written by subject experts, the language used can be immediately understood by the non-expert reader and the books conclude with an insightful list of Do's and Don'ts. Their purpose is to inform and guide those who find themselves having to deal with the fallout from one or all of these serious social issues.
£8.99
Written by subject experts, the language used can be immediately understood by the non-expert reader and the books conclude with an insightful list of Do's and Don'ts. Their purpose is to inform and guide those who find themselves having to deal with the fallout from one or all of these serious social issues.
£8.99
Written by subject experts, the language used can be immediately understood by the non-expert reader and the books conclude with an insightful list of Do's and Don'ts. Their purpose is to inform and guide those who find themselves having to deal with the fallout from one or all of these serious social issues.
£8.99
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