We’ve been working on producing an Easter labyrinth at church with 12 different stations focusing on the journey to the cross and towards Easter morning, allowing focus for prayer and quiet reflection. One of the stations depicts Jesus in the tomb and thanks to one of the dads, we have created a life-size model of Jesus made out of chicken wire and papier mâché. I have been spending some time over the last few days helping to add layers of white toilet roll and kitchen roll to represent the body coverings. It’s good to be doing something a bit different.
Monday 30 March 2009
Papier mâché Jesus
We’ve been working on producing an Easter labyrinth at church with 12 different stations focusing on the journey to the cross and towards Easter morning, allowing focus for prayer and quiet reflection. One of the stations depicts Jesus in the tomb and thanks to one of the dads, we have created a life-size model of Jesus made out of chicken wire and papier mâché. I have been spending some time over the last few days helping to add layers of white toilet roll and kitchen roll to represent the body coverings. It’s good to be doing something a bit different.
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