We will continue to explore the events leading up to the

death of Jesus and His resurrection. Next week, we will

be learning about the Last Supper. Read below or in
Matthew 26:17-30 to find out more about this story.

March 27, 2011

All twelve of Jesus’ disciples were at the
Passover feast. Jesus told them that soon He
would be leaving them. He told them that
when He was gone, they must love one
another as He has loved them.
Next Sunday, April 3rd, Family Communion will be held
Then Jesus took some bread in His hands and in room 2209. All members of your family are invited
He blessed it. He picked up a cup and gave and encouraged to participate in this meaningful time
thanks to God. He shared the bread and cup of remembering and celebrating Jesus.
with His disciples.

Jesus said, “The bread and cup are a part of

me. Take them as a way of remembering me.”

Afterward, they sang a song and went out to

the Mount of Olives.

Matthew 26:17-30
Practice your memory verse each
morning. You will find it in your GPS and
in Psalm 145:18. Remember that the Lord
is always near you!

Why was there a large crowd in Jerusalem when

Jesus entered?

Who in your life needs to feel that Jesus in

near? Imagine people who are sick,
lonely or in need. Think of people at
school, church, or in your neighborhood.
Spend time in prayer for them, asking for
What did the people shout as Jesus came into
them to feel Jesus’ presence and love.
Jerusalem?

While riding in your car, imagine Jesus

riding on a donkey. What do you think that
felt like? What do you imagine He was
thinking and feeling as He saw the (You can check your answers in John 12:12-19).
crowds? What sounds and smells
surrounded Him? Discuss your thoughts
with your family.

“The Lord is near to all who call on Him.”

When Jesus entered Jerusalem, people
were praising Him. How can your family Psalm 145:18
praise Jesus? Create a praise collage of
pictures and words honoring and
celebrating Jesus. Display it in a place for
everyone to see as a reminder to always
praise Jesus!