Washing the disciples feet craft

Jesus said He did not come to be serve, but to serve, and He proved it when, in the upper room on the night of His arrest (before He was crucified the next day), He washed His disciples’ feet. These Bible activities highlight for kids that important event and its importance for us today.

This fun craft uses real suds, yet stays completely dry and mess-free (as long as the baggie stays closed). Thank you Lord for the idea! <3 When Jesus began to wash His disciples' feet at the Last Supper before He went to the cross, they were surprised. Washing a guest's feet was customary in Bible times, but it was done by a servant, usually one who was more lowly in rank. Here was their Master and Rabbi humbling Himself to do it! We can explain to the kids that Jesus did this to help us…

Last weekend we did the story of when Jesus washed the Disciples feet. For the craft I grabbed a foot picture and put our take home point on it. They then cut it out, glued on coloured sand and tap…

This fun craft uses real suds, yet stays completely dry and mess-free (as long as the baggie stays closed). Thank you Lord for the idea! <3 When Jesus began to wash His disciples' feet at the Last Supper before He went to the cross, they were surprised. Washing a guest's feet was customary in Bible times, but it was done by a servant, usually one who was more lowly in rank. Here was their Master and Rabbi humbling Himself to do it! We can explain to the kids that Jesus did this to help us…

In John chapter 13, Jesus washes His disciples feet. Memory Verse: “If I then, your Lord and Teacher, have washed your feet, you also ought to wash one another’s feet.” John 13:14 NKJV. Materials needed to create the Jesus Washes His Disciple's Feet quiet book page: A4 felt background sheet - I used mid blue my free John 13 - Jesus Washes His Disciple's Feet Bible Quiet Book Template Pattern the free template (first one) available at Nederig zijn - voetwassing by Alie Holman on the geloven…

Find out the 5 vital lessons from Jesus washing disciples' feet that we can apply in our Christian lives as believers today.

Give your kids a chance to connect the dots and color this pair of feet. Then you can tell them how dirty feet got in Palestine when people walked everywhere on dusty roads, and you can tell them how Jesus’ washing His disciples’ feet was an act of humility and service.