Sowing Seeds Book 2 Lent to Trinity Sunday: Includes resources for Holy Week and the Easter season

Sowing Seeds is a creative and playful worship and Bible storytelling resource for babies, toddlers and young children.

Sowing Seeds aims to encourage participation, discipleship and leadership from children's earliest years, using storytelling, singing, repetition, art and sensory play and lots and lots of movement! Peer-learning is actively encouraged with many opportunities for young children to learn from each other.

Groups are invited to build their own Sowing Seeds sessions, choosing from different options. Leaders can use the resource in all sorts of ways, including to create a service that follows the pattern of their church's worship or a simple midweek baby and toddler singing session.

Key Features of Sowing Seeds: Encourages peer learning with opportunities for children to learn from one another. Build customised sessions to suit your group’s needs, from mirroring Sunday worship patterns to simple midweek baby-and-toddler gatherings. Tailor sessions to fit your context, resources, and tradition.

What's Inside Book 2:
- 19+ Sessions: Organised into two units, covering Lent to Trinity Sunday.
- Step-by-Step Guidance: All the tools needed to set up and run Sowing Seeds in your group.
- Creative Ideas: Use everyday art and play materials to spark imagination and engagement in response to Bible stories.

The Units:
- The Journey to the Cross: A nine-week exploration through Lent and Holy Week.
- Jesus is Alive! Alleluia!: A ten-week celebration of Easter, Ascension, Pentecost, and Trinity Sunday.

Previously known as Diddy Disciples, this resource invites leaders to nurture faith and creativity in young children through vibrant worship experiences.

The Revd Dr Sharon Moughtin-Mumby is the director of Diddy Disciples, which she started at St Peter's Church, Walworth, London. Sharon is an Anglican priest and a biblical scholar with a passion for education. @diddydisciples www.diddydisciples.org. She is based in UK.