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Alleluia

Because we had spring break right after Easter, and because our regular chapel day is on Friday, yesterday was the first time we worshiped as a school since Easter. I was scheduled to have the message. Yay! I explained that the Hebrew word “Alleluia” means: Praise the Lord. Then I talked about how people in the Bible would say “Praise the Lord” when they saw him working in their lives.

Then I got to my favorite part: using rubber stamps that say “Alleluia” to stamp the kids on their hand or, in an echo of Ash Wednesday ashes, on their heads. Ha! It’s so fun! The ink I get is gold, and it washes off really quite easily. It was fun seeing the kids walk around with “Alleluia” stamped on them all day.

Mine was a little squidgy because it was Susan's first try at stamping a head.

Mine was a little squidgy because it was Susan’s first try at stamping a head.

5 Comments

  1. Lauren

    That is so fabulous! You really are making a mark in their lives! 😉

  2. Karla

    When did you get those glasses? I love them!

    • Brad

      Thanks! I got them a while ago. I hardly ever wear glasses, but one of my eyes was feeling gross when I wore contacts. I think I had a stye, but it was under my eyelid or something. I’ve been wearing glasses for a couple of weeks now. I’m trying contacts today to see if it’s okay to wear them again. So far, so good.

  3. Diane Wilson

    That’s a great idea, Brad! I did the Easter chapel message at our school. I pretended I was on a cooking show and made resurrection cookies! Here’s the recipe and message. It was fun!

    http://www.christiancrafters.com/treat_resurrection_cookies.html

  4. Carol

    Ah, I remember that stamper and the gold ink. That was very cool. You have made great memories for your students (and colleagues, it would appear) over the years and will undoubtedly continue to do so in the years ahead. God bless you, dear friend.

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