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Making Do - The Parable of the Rich Man and Lazarus
Making Do - The Parable of the Rich Man and Lazarus
by Clare Truman
A short sketch exploring the Parable of the Rich Man and Lazarus. Suitable for All Age Worship. Making Do: The Parable of the Rich Man and Lazarus Luke 16 – 19-31 Year C – Proper 21 The rich man sits at a table eating bread and doughnuts and sweets. Lazarus sits in front of the t
Boiled cabbage and chips (Broken promises)
Boiled cabbage and chips (Broken promises)
by Colin Smith
An injured father is unable to support his family. His children offer to help out, but one breaks the promise. This sketch is based on the parable of the two sons (Matthew 21:28-32) but with the context shifted to present day Britain. It was written to support an all age worship
The Power of the Parable - Rhetorical Violence
The Power of the Parable - Rhetorical Violence
by SPCK - John Dominic Crossan
chapter 8 Rhetorical Violence The Parable Gospel According To Matthew In 1959, I was sent, as you will recall from the Prologue, to the Pontifical Biblical Institute in Rome for two years of postdoctoral specialization. The Biblicum— as it is known for short— is located just off
MARK THE PEOPLE’S BIBLE COMMENTARY - SPELLING IT OUT
MARK THE PEOPLE’S BIBLE COMMENTARY - SPELLING IT OUT
by BRF - Dick France
SPELLING IT OUT MARK 4: 13-20 Mark will tell us in verse 34 that Jesus explained everything in private to his disciples. In that case, this detailed spelling out of what the imagery of the parable represented must be typical of many other such explanations; but this is the only o
Brompton Bible Stories: The Lost Sheep
Brompton Bible Stories: The Lost Sheep
by Rachel Parkinson
Powerpoint presentation illustrating the parable of the lost sheep using toys including playmobil and other media. Consists of 16 picture slides with biblical cross-references in the notes. Encourages all ages to interact with the text. Also Available in the Brompton Bible Stor
Brompton Bible Stories: Great Feast
Brompton Bible Stories: Great Feast
by Rachel Parkinson
PowerPoint presentation created by young people illustrating the parable of the Great Feast from Luke's gospel using toys including Playmobil and other media. Picture slides have biblical cross-references in the notes, though are better suited to a free telling of the story. Enco
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