Conversion of Saul
Conversion of Saul
This is a fun week! First read Acts 9.
Home Activities:
- Color the picture of Saul; do the maze puzzle.
- Go around the house blindfolded; play blind-man’s bluff.
- With older children, try learning to read Braille (It’s a lot harder than you think.) or navigate with a cane. Of course, after some experience with blindness, the child should appreciate sight all the more and be able to rejoice with Saul at the ministry of Ananias.
- If you’re more ambitious, or your child shows special interest, visit the Maryland School for the Blind or the American Federation for the Blind right here in Maryland for a tour.
- Finally, review in the Scriptures or Bible storybook the many instances where Jesus healed the blind, just as Saul was healed.
Prayer: Lord, let me see the way you want me to go, every day of my life.
CODED MESSAGE
Try using the Braille alphabet below to write a coded message. If you poke a pen point thru the dots, you can feel the letters as a blind person would. Can you write your own name?
Can you write: Saul was struck blind on the road to Damascus and was healed by the prayers of Ananias.
THE CONVERSION OF SAUL
PAUL’S VISION RESTORED BY ANANIAS
