VOLUME 4, ISSUE 9 September 2010 YAHWEH'S ASSEMBLY IN YAHSHUA KIDS FOR YAH It’s that time of year... 1 Campfire Maze 2 Coloring page 3 Make a Fall Leaf Scrap... 4 Inside this issue: ...you shall rejoice before Yahweh your Elohim for seven days. Lev 23:40b It’s that time of year again! The Feast of Tabernacles is fast approaching! All of Yahweh’s peo- ple are eagerly looking forward to spending 7 days together in worship, fun, and fellowship. How can you make your time at the Feast the most rewarding? For one, try not to think of it as simply a vacation and time off from school. The Feast is fun, but it is also a very serious time. It is a com- manded time of worshipping Yah- weh. We must come before Yahweh with a clean and right heart. Remem- ber the ultimate reason you are keep- ing the Feast is because Yahweh told us to. Seek to serve others instead of wanting to be served. There is lots of work involved at the Feast, including cooking, cleaning, and setting up. Ask an adult at the Feast if there is anything you can do to help. Even something as simple as making sure the dining tables are well-stocked with napkins, can make a huge differ- ence and would be much appreciated by all. Listen and pay attention to the sermons. Older children can take notes. If there is something you did not understand in the message, ask your parents. Perhaps you and they could study the matter further to- gether. Let your light shine at the Feast. Be well-behaved and respect- ful. Make your parents proud by your good behavior. See you at the Feast!
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VOLUME 4, ISSUE 9
September 2010
YAHWEH'S ASSEMBLY IN YAHSHUA
KIDS FOR YAH
It’s that time of year... 1
Campfire Maze 2
Coloring page 3
Make a Fall Leaf Scrap... 4
Inside this issue:
...you shall
rejoice before
Yahweh your
Elohim for
seven days.
Lev 23:40b
It’s that time of year again! The Feast of Tabernacles is fast approaching! All of Yahweh’s peo-ple are eagerly looking forward to spending 7 days together in worship, fun, and fellowship. How can you make your time at the Feast the most
rewarding? For one, try not to think of it as simply a vacation and time off from school. The Feast is fun, but it is also a very serious time. It is a com-manded time of worshipping Yah-weh. We must come before Yahweh with a clean and right heart. Remem-ber the ultimate reason you are keep-ing the Feast is because Yahweh told us to.
Seek to serve others instead of wanting to be served. There is lots of work involved at the Feast, including cooking, cleaning, and setting up. Ask an adult at the Feast if there is anything you can do to help. Even something as simple as making sure the dining tables are well-stocked with napkins, can make a huge differ-
ence and would be much appreciated by all.
Listen and pay attention to the sermons. Older children can take notes. If there is something you did not understand in the message, ask your parents. Perhaps you and they could study the matter further to-gether. Let your light shine at the Feast. Be well-behaved and respect-ful. Make your parents proud by your good behavior. See you at the Feast!
P A G E 2 K I D S F O R Y A H
Find the campfire! It’s time for the kosher wiener roast! The children are hungry. Help them find their way.
P A G E 3 V O L U M E 4 , I S S U E 9
It’s so much fun camping at the Feast!
Yahweh's Assembly in Yahshua 2963 County Road 233 Kingdom City, Missouri 65262
Make a Fall Leaf Scrapbook! Yahweh’s creation is amazing. In the fall, leaves turn color because the temperatures are getting cooler and the days are getting shorter. During fall and winter, not enough light and water are available for photosynthesis. Eventually the leaves will fall off on most types of trees. The trees will then rest and live on food they stored in summer. The leaves will not begin to turn green again till temperatures rise in spring and the days get longer. If you live in an area with cooler temperatures and many trees, you know that the display of color can be incredible to behold! Here’s one way to make a really fun, pretty scrapbook! Please don’t do this project without help and supervision from your parents.
All you’ll need are: various leaves (non poisonous, of course!), acid free construc‐tion paper or cardstock, hole punch, ribbon, colored pencils or markers (optional).
1. First, take a walk with your parents and collect as many leaves as you want. You’ll want the leaves really flat before you make your scrapbook, so place them gently between wax paper and put a heavy book on top. It could take a few days to flatten the leaves completely.
2. Once leaves are flat, place them on acid free construction paper or cardstock. You can write on the paper if you want. Some children write what type of leaf they are collecting on that particular page. Then cut a piece of clear plastic contact paper to cover the paper or cardstock. Stick it directly onto the page with the sticky side down right over the leaves. The contact paper will protect your delicate leaves.
3. After you have all your pages of leaves done, punch two or three holes either along the top of all the pages or on one side. Make sure the holes line up. You’ll be using the ribbon to tie the pages together to make a book. Decorate your scrapbook any way you like.
