This Bread & This Cup Child's Book: Episcopal Communion Instruction for Children

Name: This Bread & This Cup Child's Book: Episcopal Communion Instruction for Children
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ISBN: 9781931960373

By: Mary Lee Wile

Morehouse Education Resources / 2005 / Paperback

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Title: This Bread & This Cup Child's Book: Episcopal Communion Instruction for Children
By: Mary Lee Wile
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 48
Vendor: Morehouse Education Resources
Publication Date: 2005

Dimensions: 8.1 X 5.2 X 0.3 (inches)
Weight: 3 ounces
ISBN: 1931960372
ISBN-13: 9781931960373
Stock No: WW960373

Publisher's Description

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With This Bread and This Cup, children will learn about the sacrament of Eucharist while they're having fun! From a guided tour of the church to hands-on time with the elements of communion to unique activities that explore the eucharistic service from The Book of Common Prayer, children will thoroughly enjoy these experiences designed to help them to join more fully with their parish community and the larger communion of saints. The program includes with an interactive Communion Service just for them!

This full-color, interactive guidebook for children offers:

Individual and shared activities
Prayers and reflections
Explanations and definitions of terms
Writing and drawing space for personalizing

This Bread, This Cup is a program for children and their families. The intended age is 6-9 but younger works too in the program. The Child's Book assumes the child can read, or it is used with a parent who does the reading.

Author Bio

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The Rev. Mary Lee Wile is a high school teacher and a deacon in the diocese of Maine. She also leads Quiet Days and workshops on contemplative prayer. She has published religious and educational articles in The Living Church, The Witness, The Other Side, Education Week and Teacher Magazine. Mary Lee received a MTS from Bangor Theological Seminary with a focus on Congregational Life.