No. of pages 128
Published: 2004
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There are 128 pages in this book. This book was published 2004 by BRF (The Bible Reading Fellowship) .
Francis Blake is an illustrator whose work has appeared in magazines, books and advertising campaigns in North America, Europe and the Far East. He lives in London, England. Lucy Moore is a professional actor and storyteller. She works for BRF as part of the Barnabas Ministry team. A published writer, performer and creative arts director with a background in teaching languages, she makes use of lively original poetry, mime, storytelling, and a variety of drama workshop activities. Her work with BRF includes sharing the Bible with children through Barnabas RE Days. Lucy is author of The Gospels Unplugged, The Lord's Prayer Unplugged, Topsy Turvy Christmas, Messy Church Messy Church 2 and All-Age Worship all published by BRF. She and her husband, Paul, have two children, Arthur and Judith. They worship at St Wilfrid's, Cowplain in Hampshire, where Paul is the minister.
This book has the following chapters: The Lord's Prayer Unplugged provides a unique opportunity to explore the biblical breadth and depth encapsulated in Jesus' famous prayer. The material can be used as a complete teaching programme over the course of ten weeks, or the phrases can be studied separately and linked into a relevant Bible passage. An index of Bible passages is included. Each session contains a summary of what the phrase is about plus ideas for: setting the scene; creating a visual approach using awe and wonder; games, activities and quizzes; puppetry; Bible links; creative prayer; songs; crafts and art and an ongoing wall display.