This weekend I plan on embarking on a journey of epic proportions, via B and Q. I was prompted to make this journey when Bethany came home with a note to bring in a special book to school for her RE lesson next week. My plan (please note I have not convinced the children or Lori of the idea yet) is to write our Bible scroll. Hence the need for the trip to B and Q for a roll of wallpaper. My hope is that as we write and draw the journey of the Bible it will resonate (although the kids might not use that word) with our journey. However do we include it all, should I leave out some bits? The bibles the children have all are selective, but in some ways it is the boring bits like the genealogies that will most easy for the kids to make links to our journeys. Do we write the psalms, and come up with our own wise sayings, at the moment for Jo that may well be buy the orange properties when playing Monopoly. Ah the wisdom of youth!
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I ran this session at a group in Bristol recently as was surprised it went down so well. It was quite risky as I didn’t know the group well. Hearing God in the world.doc

I am off to do a session at the Youthwork conference tomorrow and came across the following image. It has been a fairly mixed up process in preping for the conference and still unsure how I feel so thought the image quite apt.