Easter Activity: The Veil is Torn

Looking for an easy but really meaningful activity for Easter?

Download this free devotion and activity to help children of all ages understand more about what the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ means for us.

Before Christ became our mediator giving us access to God the Father and giving us the Holy Spirit to dwell within us, God gave His people a temple. The temple was a shadow of the things to come. In the innermost part of the temple was the holiest, the most sacred and special place of all. And because it was so holy, God had his people construct a magnificent curtain or veil to separate the holy of holies from the rest of the temple. But when Christ died the temple curtain was torn in two from top to bottom!

This activity will allow your children to make a veil/curtain out of card stock or even paper with crayons, markers, paints, etc. Then on Good Friday or on Easter Sunday, you can rip them from top to bottom as you remember that we now have access to God the Father through the Son, Jesus Christ.

There is even further Scripture reading and questions to help understand the significance of the curtain being torn in two.

Download Here: The Temple Curtain Torn in Two!

12 Days of Christmas Bible Reading and Devotional Plan

The 12 Days of Christmas are traditionally celebrated starting on Christmas Day, December 25th and ending with Epiphany on January 6th. There is much debate on if the famous Christmas carol “12 Days of Christmas” has any hidden or significant meaning, however, there are some traditions that say each day represents a Christian teaching. Our time in the Word can get muddled and missed among all the holiday festivities, so this devotion takes the silliness of the 12 days of Christmas and matches them with a bit of meaning and Scripture to read from Christmas Day to Epiphany.

May the Lord bless the reading of His Word and encourage you as you see His incredible redemptive plan throughout the Scriptures.

Get the FREE download here: 12 Days of Christmas Reading Plan

A Christmas Passage

Last month we memorized Psalm 100 and it was a joy! We traveled to South Dakota for Thanksgiving and my mother in law printed out the Scripture print for us all to read around the table.

Yesterday my husband read Isaiah 11:1-5 from an advent book and said, “This should be our December Scripture we memorize!” So here I am posting five verses to write on our hearts this Christmas season.

I hope you enjoy meditating on the promised Messiah and His righteousness, faithfulness, and how His delight is in the fear of the Lord.

Merry Christmas!

And find all my past Christmas SPF episodes here: SPF Christmas Show Library

You can get the free print out of Isaiah 11:1-5 HERE.