Showing posts with label Pollyanna MacLachlan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pollyanna MacLachlan. Show all posts

Thursday, 13 December 2007

Christ Church Kids' Christmas Party

The Christ Church Kids' Christmas party was a great success. We had over 30 children who came along after school and nursery for some games, singing, craft activities and tea. Polly did a terrific job in teaching the kids that the most important thing about Christmas is Jesus Christ. To do so she recruited the help of the church administrator, one of the elders and the vicar! The sight of three of these three dressed as Rudolf the Red Nosed Reindeer, a Christmas Tree and a Christmas pudding will long in the memory. Some of the adults seemed visibly traumatised by the experience! Thank you to all who helped and to all who invited friends. We're especially indebted to members of the evening congregation who left work early and 'tweaked' their schedules to help set up and clear up after the event. These events continue to be a terrific success and a wonderful way of being involved in the local community.





Monday, 10 December 2007

Bob the Builder at CCB

We love having visitors at CCB. But no one expected a visit from Bob the Builder!
As part of her ongoing desire to help the children understand the importance of Jesus Christ Pollyanna MacLachlan, the CCB Children's Work Apprentice, recruited the assistance of the C-Beebies tradesman. She explained that the only way we'll ever get to know someone is if we can meet them. Bob entered from stage left to whoops of delight from parents and children alike. The lone dissenting voice declared, 'I hate Bob the Builder'. What can I say? We allow all views to be aired but not shared at CCB!
But, Polly went on to explain, as exciting as it is to meet Bob the Builder it's so much more exciting to meet God through the birth of His Son, Jesus. You can expect more of the same engaging teaching at the forthcoming Christ Church Kids Christmas party on Wednesday 12th December from 3.30-5.30 pm in the library hall.