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Nativity Sunday

With Advent and Christmas just around the corner - our Sunday School children should be rehearsing for their Nativity Sunday service.  This year hasn't been a normal year, as I'm sure you'd understand!  Our Sunday School hasn't been able to meet yet, but we still consider them as a vital part of our church, and wish to have some input from them this year at our Nativity Sunday - whether they can be there or not!

I have managed to find some colouring pages that I'm going to ask our children to colour in.  I have three groups - pre-school, early primary and older primary/secondary.  Having said that - anyone can colour in any or all of the pictures if they wish!  Even the adults are welcome to submit a coloured picture.  Just select the image, print it out, send it in to me! Simples!

Make sure you put your name on the page, and have it back to the church, or to the rectory by 6th December.  You can bring it to church, scan and email it, you can take a photo on your phone and send it to me, or post it through the letterbox!

I love for everyone to send both pictures, or at least the one with the Nativity scene.  We will be showing the pictures on the screens on the Nativity Sunday.  If you are able to come along that Sunday, everyone will be very welcome!


Pre-school

 


 
 
 
Early Primary 
 
 
 


 
 
Late Primary/Secondary
 
 


 
BONUS IMAGE FOR ANYONE - YOUNG OR OLD
 

 


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