Sand Confession

Written By:
Sara Hargreaves

Themes: prayer, confession

Type: Prayer Station

Bible Refs: John 8:3-11

Attachments:

Sand Confession instruction sheet (0.95 mb)
Sand Confession Bible passage 1 (0.03 mb)
Sand Confession Bible passage 2 (0.01 mb)

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You will need:

a children�s sandpit or other large container, filled with fine, wet sand.
a twig or stick.
a jug of water.
sticky tape.

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This is a confession station, based on the story of the woman caught in adultery.

Place sandpit in a suitable place with twig and water jug next to it. Print out instruction sheet and Bible passage sheet and display over or next to sand pit. Stick Bible passage sheet 2 on jug using sticky tape (if you expect many people to use this station, it will look nicer if you laminate the sheets).

Sara co-leads engageworship.org together with husband Sam, drawing from her experience in music, worship and youthwork. She is also a mum of two wonderful children and they all live in groovy Luton.

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13 Nov 2008 11:52

I think I might have gone a bit overboard with the themes - should I narrow them down a bit?

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