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Looking from a Different Angle

Activity Objective:
The young people will be able to identify parables as stories that teach us about the Kingdom of God.
Lesson Outcome:
The young people should be able to give examples of Jesus' parables.
Materials
  • Bibles
  • Paper, pencils
Directions:
  • Divide the young people into groups of three or four.
  • Assign each group one parable. Possible parables include Matthew 20:1-16 (The Workers in the Vineyard), Luke 11:5-8 (The Persistent Friend); Luke 12:16-21 (The Rich Fool).
  • Have each group rewrite the parable from the point of view of one of the other characters or of someone who observed what happened.
  • Have the groups share aloud their rewritten parable. Invite the young people to discuss the point of each parable.
Learning Styles:
People Smart,Word Smart
Approximate Time:
30-40 minutes

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