Miraculous Stretcher – a Mark 2 Craft
Introduction
This craft is inspired by the story of Mark 2 in the Bible, where a paralyzed man was healed by Jesus. The craft is a stretcher that can be used to carry people who are sick or injured, just like the stretcher used in the story of Mark 2.
Materials
- Wooden pallets
- Strong rope or twine
- Fabric or cushioning material
- Nails
- Hammer
Instructions
- Begin by taking two wooden pallets and nailing them together at the corners to form a rectangular frame.
- Cut four pieces of rope or twine, each about 5 feet in length.
- Tie one end of each piece of rope to a corner of the rectangular frame.
- Lift the stretcher and tie the other end of each piece of rope to a strong support beam, such as a tree or post.
- Cut a piece of fabric or cushioning material to fit the size of the stretcher and cover the frame.
- Nail the fabric or cushioning material to the wooden frame, making sure it is securely fastened.
- Your miraculous stretcher is now complete and ready to use!
Usage
The miraculous stretcher can be used to carry people who are sick or injured, just like the stretcher used by the friends of the paralyzed man in the story of Mark 2. The stretcher can be lifted and carried by two or more people, and the sturdy frame and cushioning material provide a comfortable and safe ride for the person being transported.
Conclusion
This craft is a great way to teach children about the healing power of Jesus and the importance of caring for the sick and injured. The stretcher can be used as a prop for storytelling, or as a practical tool for carrying people in need.
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