It’s Holy Week, so for those of you who are working or volunteering with children in churches, it’s a busy and exciting time. I love when I come across something fresh and fun that conveys the Gospel, and today’s post shares just that! You might remember this post about the M&M Christmas Story….Well…Bethany Tapp, a children’s Ministry Director in Dubai, India, has created an M&M Easter Story! Here is the poem she wrote:
Poem: The SWEET Truth of Easter
These candies tell a story~
the best news you’ll ever hear.
~It’s about Jesus dying on the cross
so that we could be brought near.
So hold them and turn them and you will see…
the “M” become a “W”an “E” and then a “3″
The “E” stands for… Easter….
God’s everlasting love and His eternal plan.
It reminds us of the cross
and the way God rescued sinful man
The “3″ represent the 3 days Jesus spent in the grave….
By His death, His children He did save
The “M” reminds us of the mercy the Messiah showed
as He died in our place.
and the miracle of the resurrection
so we can see Him face to face.
The “W” reminds us… that He alone
is worthy of our worship and praise
and calls us to be His witnesses
around the world for all of our days.
~By Bethany Tapp
{As always, be aware of food allergies and sensitivities before distributing any food to the students in your care.}
Bethany has also created a printable that you can distribute…you can download it here at Ministry To Children. (and, if you’re not yet familiar with this website, please take some time to click through it…wonderful, helpful resources! Tony Kummer is the site’s administrator.)
Thanks, Bethany, for this great resource!
Savoring the story…
Katie
Tomorrow: Five Facts for Friday
Next week: More amazing people I know {who happen to have autism}
This is great! I am always looking for great ways to relate the gospel for my son at his babysitters…I will have to save this for next year!
Glad it seems useful…I was really glad to find this on the web; the author really did a great job with the poem!
thank you SO SO much for this – i teach Sunday School at my church – this is PERFECT for them – BLESSINGS!
Andrea…you are welcome, but please know that the credit goes to the poem’s author…I just gave you the link! 🙂 Happy Easter!