Pentecost is a lively feast. It abounds with stories and symbols of the mysterious, sometimes mischievious Spirit of God at work …
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Pentecost is a lively feast. It abounds with stories and symbols of the mysterious, sometimes mischievious Spirit of God at work …
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Traditional sermons have long been the foundation of preaching, offering deep reflection and theological insight. Yet they can …
Embodied learning inspires embodied faith. To support embodied learning experiences, teachers need to create environments where …
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Storytelling can take many forms: oral, digital, and written. A pilgrimage, as the Episcopal Church defines it, is “a journey …
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"The Ascension is essentially the flip side of Christmas. In December, we celebrate how the divine enters our ordinary human …
Drama at St. Dunstan’s Drama - with kids; kids and youth; or all-ages - was a common part of our parish life before Covid. Back …
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There is no standard Godly Play program.... Each setting has a unique context, so they each need a different story …
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Sometimes concepts like baptism can seem too large to talk about with our children. Where do we start? We can best support their …
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"At the end of this activity, we are always awed by what God is doing among his people." An hour-long exercise we call …
"Godly Play follows the circle of the church year. The lessons and room design exemplify how the child (or any age) experiences …
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