Leader Guide
Craft
- Philip Carriage Craft
- Children’s scissors
- Cardstock—one sheet per child, plus extras
- Cellophane tape or fast drying children’s glue
- Pencils
- Crayons, colored pencils, or washable markers
- Bibles or the Superbook Bible App
Make one copy of the Philip Carriage Craft for each child, plus extras.
Make a model craft to display in class.
Write the SuperVerse on the board—Mark 16:20:
Anyone, Anytime, Anywhere: Make a carriage similar to what the Ethiopian man rode in.
Display the model craft.
Give a Carriage Pattern, scissors, and a pencil to each child.
Provide tape or glue and crayons, colored pencils, or washable markers to share.
Have the children write their names on the bottom of the carriage pattern.
Have children color the individual craft pieces and then carefully cut them out.
Children will then follow the instructions and assemble their crafts.
Be prepared to assist children as necessary.
Let’s say our SuperVerse together—Mark 16:20:
The disciples were scattered everywhere, taking the Gospel to the nations. Philip was an excellent example of humility and obedience to immediately go where God sent him. He was willing to preach the Good News to large crowds in Samaria or to just one man in the desert. This craft can remind you that the Lord is a God of miracles and wants all to be saved—anyone, anytime and anywhere!