Narnia Holiday Club


I am busy putting together an Easter children's holiday club based on CS Lewis' Chronicles of Narnia. Building on the work and connections we have made at Upper Whitley Infant and Junior school, in Grange Moor Huddersfield, we hope that a good number of children will come to know the deep meaning and good news of Easter as we think about Aslan, but also about the real King who came to set us free from the consequence of our sin.

The two day event will have two themes: (1) Slave to Turkish Delight (2) Freed by the King. We will have games, craft and teaching based on these themes. We are very encouraged about the the school's involvement, in that they are allowing us to watch the whole of the film in class, allowing a promotional colouring competition, and an Aslan themed assembly.

I for one am getting really excited about this and believe great things can happen through the message we give and the connections we make. I would value your prayers!!!

Comments

pastorbrianculver said…
my prayers are with you through all of this. God can do great things through our faithfulness in serving Him. God bless you and your ministry!
February 19, 2008 at 11:21 PM
Question of Identity said…
Thank you Pastor Brian - it is wonderful to get encouragement from overseas.

God bless

Neil
February 20, 2008 at 11:46 AM
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