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Do- May 12, 2020

Scripture: Matthew 6:7-15

Make your own "Lord's Prayer in a Bag" to visually remember the different parts of the Lord's Prayer.

To do this, you will need the following things:

  • Bag (a grocery bag or large paper bag works well for this)
  • A handful of photos of people (or people and animals) demonstrating love to one another
  • A sheet of paper with "No Trespassing" written on it
  • A sheet of paper with the word HOLY written on it
  • Globe or picture of the Earth
  • Bread (slices or a roll is just fine!)
  • Coins or dollar bills (Monopoly money works great for this)
  • Crown (paper is fine)

Have a copy of the Lord's Prayer nearby, to read through as you go through this activity.

Gather the objects and place them in a bag. Then, read through this script as you take the objects out of the bag and talk about the different meaning of each.


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