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Ideas to involve students in your Easter celebrations - able to be done online or in person.
Here are some great Easter prayer ideas from the Diocese of Gloucester to use outdoors.
Explore how it is celebrated by Christians around the world with Janet Marshall.
These packs for Easter, Holy Week and Lent are designed for you to get young families engaged in the Easter Story - including trails, discussion points, and more.
Ideas to use as a family at home throughout Lent
Last year our household tried a new idea during Holy Week. Inspired by the an online resource, we embarked on the Easter Story Lego Challenge. The process is simple: for each day of Holy Week, we read a Scripture passage, and then built a Lego creation to portray the gospel story.
Explore themes of climate change and climate injustice with your pupils.
Resources to help you engage with Easter at home
A seven-day devotional studying the seven phrases Jesus spoke from the cross and how you can apply them to your own walk with God.
A selection of prayers to help us connect with God’s creation at springtime – good for use as part of a wild church or enjoying the outdoors.
These videos are perfect for promoting your seasonal church events: from Easter to Christmas and more. You can then share them on social media, your website or use them during your services.
Daily reflections for Holy Week and Easter Week, written by Susanna Gunner in 2020 but still all too pertinent in 2021
A 30 minute family worship and prayer time - for children aged from toddler to teenager - sit around the table, or on the lounge floor and participate in worship, knowing that our friends and family will be doing likewise
These prayer stations were designed for an all-age Good Friday service at Spring Harvest 2015 but can be adapted for use at home.
How can we publicly acknowledge this important day on our calendar when so many of us will be behind closed doors? What if everyone on Palm Sunday in the morning, puts a branch on the door of their house or on the window, to celebrate?
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