Lazarus craft

This is a super easy craft to create! There are easy to follow directions and color and black & white options included. The accordion shows Lazarus sick, Jesus with Mary and Martha crying (Jesus wept), Jesus telling Lazarus to come out, and Lazarus alive. The tomb looks best if cut out, but this can be cut on the dotted line and used as is. This one-page printable can be downloaded here.

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Lazarus Craft for Kids is a super cute and easy to make Bible craft for kids as part of a Sunday school lessons.Prek-3rd grade.

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Teaching your kids the stories of the Gospels is so important, and I always find that kids learn the best when I make it fun and relevant for them! We have the story of Jesus

This one-page printable includes color and black and white. Click here to download. This will work best printed on cardstock so graphics underneath won’t show but it will work if printed on paper. Cut on dotted lines to separate the background from the Mary and Martha stone lift-the-flap. Cut out the two squares with Mary and Martha around the outside solid line. Glue the left side of the stone with Mary and Martha on the rectangle as shown. Open the stone and glue the happy Mary and Martha…

Your kids will quickly be able to make this Lazarus mask to go with the story of Jesus raising Lazarus from the dead. Instructions Print the template on card stock. (Template) Cut out the mask incl…

Crafts like this are a creative way to remind kids to keep their belief in Jesus strong! Perfect for VBS crafts or Sunday School activities, this kit has little ones create a scene depicting Lazarus' restoration to life by Jesus. It's perfect for keeping little ones engaged as they learn this important Biblical story. Includes self-adhesive foam shapes and wooden craft sticks. 8 x 6 Makes 12. All craft kit pieces are pre-packaged for individual use. Kits include instructions. © OTC

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Who knew a resurrected man could be so cute! I found the graphics for this on Pinterest and Google, but the door was way too small, so I had to blow it up, and by trial and error, I got it to fit the tomb! I added the verse at the top. You need: cardstock, brad fasteners, scissors, and crayons (except, I didn't color my example...oops.). If you notice the last two pictures, you will see that there are two doors and only one tomb. That was to save paper. Simply print out half as many door…