This Easter share the great news of Jesus’ death and resurrection with these free heart-warming stop-motion LEGO films.
Children (and adults!) love LEGO, and will be fascinated as they watch it come to life in this wonderfully engaging Easter video.
We’ve created 4 versions of The Lego Easter Story so you can play the accent that is most suitable for your church.
We’ve also created an attention-grabbing spoken-word 60 second version of the Lego Easter video. We’ve created a social media portrait version and a landscape church version. Share the Easter message with this attention-grabbing 60 second video and reach thousands in your local area.
Here’s some accompanying teacher’s notes to help teachers incorporate this parable video within a lesson or school assembly.
Tha notaichean tidseir an cois seo gus cuideachadh le tidsearan a’ bhidio den chosamhlachd a chleachdadh ann an lùib leasan no seanadh-sgoile.
There’s a whole suite of resources accompanying the book that can be used by families and churches to help children interact with the Easter story and to share the gospel in your community.
The Easter Story Trail can be set up around your building or local area and offers a fun and interactive way to explore the Easter story. Each A4 poster features a different LEGO character from the Easter story and a QR code that reveals a hidden augmented reality LEGO animation. Find all five posters to discover the whole Easter story.
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Watch this video for a preview of how the trail works.
This faithful rhyming retelling of the Easter story will help Lego-loving children to engage with the miracle of the resurrection afresh, highlighting the wonder and hope of who Jesus is and the new life he brings.
Fun rhymes make for a memorable and enjoyable read, while richly coloured, glossy photographs of real brick builds will inspire kids to get creative!
Faith in Kids have produced 3 Sunday school sessions – including all-age talks and family take-home sheets – and an engaging all-age service plan to use over Easter.
