Children's Sermons for the Revised Common Lectionary Year a - by Phillip D Schroeder (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

Based on the Revised Common Lectionary, the three volumes in this series of children's sermons use a multi-sensory approach to sermon preparation and delivery to help pastors and worship leaders better communicate with children.- The exercises highlight sensory sermons and give speakers a new method of connecting the children with the message- Sermon/worship preparation is made easier- Children are introduced to lectionary texts through language and activities they can easily understand- A sermon for each Sunday in the lectionary year

From the Back Cover

Children's Sermons for the Revised Common Lectionary: Using the Five Senses to Tell God's Story offers pastors and children's worship leaders a multisensory way of presenting sermon experiences for children on Sunday morning. By using the five senses (taste, touch, smell, sight, and hearing), Philip D. Schroeder enables the youngest members of the congregation to fully participate in, and experience, the word of God. Each of the three volumes in this series follows the Revised Common Lectionary, and features 52 children's sermons, a selected scripture text and a worship experience highlighting one or more of the senses for each Sunday of the lectionary year, and activities for helping worship leaders gain a child's perspective of the scripture. By using Children's Sermons for the Revised Common Lectionary, sermon and worship preparation is made easier, and the children's sermon becomes a vital part of Sunday morning worship for all members of the congregational family.