Shipwrecked vbs crafts

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Rescued by Jesus Canvas Painting (Shipwrecked Imagination Station Alternative: Day 2) - Borrowed BlessingsBorrowed Blessings

This handprint craft, based on the dramatic story of Paul's shipwreck found in Acts 27:1--28:2, will help children remember Paul’s adventure on the sea and how God saved him and used him to advance His kingdom in spite of the difficult circumstances.

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VBS craft - I spy bottles for Shipwrecked VBS day 1. The bottle contains a variety of small objects and colored rice. The objects work together to tell God's plan of salvation./rescue plan. Kids tilt and shake the bottles to find each object buried in the rice. As kids look for the items, they can also be reminded of the Bible parables where people searched for lost things.

WORSHIP - Big Church and Little Church at Home. Words from the Cross - RESCUE February 15 - 20 Make a fun Life Preserver treat!

Jonah, life saver craft, magnet on back

Clothespins can be used to create adorable crafts, decor and can be useful in other ways. Today I will be sharing some Clothespin Craft Ideas that will inspire you to create your own use for the clothespin.

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Kids shore will love these handmade accessories! A great addition to VBS craft supplies, these bracelets feature charms of anchors and shells with beads that spell out Rescued By God. Little ones of all ages will love sporting these throughout the summer and in later months as a reminder of their faith-filled adventure! Includes 1/4 plastic beads, 1 metal charms and 14 stretchy cord. All craft kit pieces are pre-packaged for individual use. Includes instructions. Makes 12. © OTC

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Here are some ideas that you could do with your children at home, that link the children’s everyday experiences to the Bible. As you play or create, you can talk about what happened in the story of Joshua crossing the river Jordan.