Good Friday Symbolic Response

Written By:
Ruth Neve
Bible Refs: Isa 53:5

 

To symbolise our gratitude and personal acknowledgement that Jesus was pierced for our transgressions, invite people to come forward a dip their finger in the red paint and make a mark on the cross.

 

Practical note: have baby wipes freely available.

 

 

 

 

Ruth studied Theology, Music and Worship at London School of Theology and enjoys developing creative worship ideas for use in the local church, as well as regional and national Baptist events. She joined the team at Thornhill Baptist Church as Senior Minister in January 2009.

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Sharon Tedford
07 May 2009 14:18
I used this 2 weeks ago as a response to a message given on the theme 'The Power of the Cross'. We're a large fellowship so the end result of many, many marks on the cross was extremely moving. I extended the symbolism slightly by making the washing of the paint off our hands a point too and I read parts Psalm 51 (from the Amplified Bible). Its a great idea Ruth - I plan to use it for a small gathering of ladies too! Versatile, creative and very effective. Thank you!
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