The Flood: Tells the story of God's promise to Noah.Fire from the sky: a story that moves from the first use of a nuclear bomb through early resistance to nuclear weapons and on to the Trident 3 activists.(You will need to supply sand and a bag or cloth to lay this story out on yourself). Exile and Return: tells the journey of the Israelites through the desert and how they discovered that God's presence is everywhere, waiting, to be found, to find us.Creation: this story seeks to trace the ever elusive presence of the mystery of God and what can we know of the giver by the gift?.Abolition: the set contains everything to tell the powerful Abolition story.The following stories are available to borrow: These resources may be borrowed by people in meetings who have attended a Storytelling as theological reflection training day delivered by the children and young people's training team or Godly Play training delivered in another church or faith setting. All these are beautifully made by St Michael's workshop in Norwich and come as complete sets ready to use, together a loan copy of the appropriate Godly Play story book. We have built up a number of storytelling sets of equipment these are available on loan. Workshops that you can request pages of the website to find out how you can request a Godly Play workshop in your meeting.
Often working with the children and young people or using stories as a contribution to all age worship. We use the Godly Play method and scripts and there are now many Friends who have introduced storytelling to their meeting. We have been offering workshops for Friends interested in storytelling in 2007. It also contains ideas for talks, discussions and sessions for anyone visiting a school or other group.ĭownload Engaging with Schools (PDF) Godly Play This resource has been created to support Friends and Quaker meetings working with schools and other groups of children and young people visiting the meeting house. Youth Work Theory of change narrative (PDF)Įngaging with Schools - Outreach with children and young people.Developing Young Quakers NCVO report (PDF).They explain how your area meeting can work with Quakers in Britain to fund and host a youth worker. Stories and insights from young people and youth workers – alongside the evaluation report and case studies – show the impact and learning of the project. It tested how employing a youth worker could make a difference in the ability and capacity of Quaker communities to make links with young people, strengthen the young Quaker community and develop inclusive all-age Quaker communities. The developing local Quaker youth work pilot project ran in the west of England (Wiltshire, Somerset and Bristol) and in Yorkshire from 2018-2021. This resource from Quaker Life and Woodbrooke is available to order by or can be downloaded here: Quaker Youth Development Work makes a difference It includes four tried and tested plans for all age worship and other ideas for creative activities.Īdvices and queries for Friends who have responsibility for eldership and oversight in order to grow an all-age community.
GODLY PLAY SCRIPTS HOW TO
This has simple guidance as to how to go about organising all age worship.
GODLY PLAY SCRIPTS FREE
Spring into all age worship free guidance and resource pack is available from Quaker Life children and young people's work staff team.
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