Represents God’s glory (colored tissue paper) shining through the children (self portraits on vellum) gathered together in worship. 

Painted “eyes” remind us that in God’s presence there is no darkness—He is our light, and He alone helps us to see clearly.

Heart-shaped Valentines for God are filled with words and drawings expressing our love for Him. Our praise is rooted in His love for us. 

Salt-resist watercolor art represents our tears of sorrow as we say, “I am sorry,” and confess the sin in our hearts to God. 

A wooden cross painted with our names represents Jesus’ sacrifice for each of us and our white handprints remind us our sins have been washed away. 

Pictures drawn with Sharpie on gold and silver craft foil represent the things we offer back to God in recognition that all we have comes from Him. 

Jesus teaches us to pray in The Lord’s Prayer.  In this mobile, our folded handprints offer up written and drawn prayers to God. 

Mosaics made with colored pasta and clay represent the brokenness of our world and remind us that one day, God will make all things new. 

Colorful fabrics woven together using yarn and paper plates represent the Holy Spirit’s work binding us to Christ and to one another as His Church. 

Stories and truths learned from the Bible were engraved on styrofoam plates and printed to show God’s word shaping our hearts and minds.

(sample not original art pictured) 

Students baked bread and made paper placemats to represent the meal we share together.