|
Written by Wes
|
|
Thursday, 16 June 2005 |
 This is our background from this station.
Purpose: To offer worshipers an opportunity to remember that the call of God is often heard beyond the boundaries we create for it.
Materials Needed:
- Fine washable markers.
- Medium-sized smooth aquarium stones (or other polished rocks).
- A Basin to hold water.
- A
poster of Images and Categories that worshippers would typically see as
not being "in." At the top of poster have the question, "Would
you accept a dinner invitation from..."
- Two Scripture Passages printed out: Acts 10:9b – 16 and Acts 10:47
Set Up:
- Present the poster so it is easily readable by participants.
- Set up the basin (decorated or covered to blend in as much as possible).
- Fill the basin with water.
- Arrange the stones around the "well," along with the markers.
Practice
- Have particpants come and spend time mediating on the
Scriptures and the llarge poster. As they meditate, have them
ponder the question that is asked on the poster..
- When
worshipers come to a type of person that they would have a difficult
time accepting an invitation from, have them write a specific name, or
the type of person, on one of the stone.
- While holding the
stone in their hand, have participants say a prayer, asking the Holy
Spirit to show them that God can use people who are off out of our
typical boundaries.
- After the prayer, encourage particpants to drop the stone in the
well, to remember that when the Holy Spirit calls people - we are not in a position to keep people "out."
Add as favourites (0) | Quote this article on your site | Views: 2587
Only registered users can write comments. Please login or register. Powered by AkoComment Tweaked Special Edition v.1.4.2 |
|
Last Updated ( Monday, 25 July 2005 )
|