3rd Sunday of Easter Year 2: April 26, 2020 Acts 3:1-10 The Man with the Violin by Kathy Stinson (Written for ages 5-8) Comment: Peter and John encounter a person with a condition that has affected his mobility since birth. Depending on the translation you read from, you may need

2nd Sunday of Easter Year A:  April 19, 2020 First Reading:  Acts 2:14a, 22-32 Ralph Tells a Story by Abby Hanlon (Written for ages 6-9) Comment:  Do you know what a witness is? It is a person who has seen an event and can tell what has happened. The sermon that Peter preaches in

2nd Sunday of Easter Year 2: April 19, 2020 Acts 1:1-14 The Invisible String by Patrice Karst (Written for ages 4-8) Comment: In today’s passage from Acts, Jesus promises the disciples that the Holy Spirit is coming. In six weeks, on Pentecost, we will mark its arrival. In the

Resurrection of the Lord Year A:  April 12, 2020 First Reading:  Acts 10:34-43 Mooshka, A Quilt Story by Julie Paschkis (Written for ages 4 – 8) Comment: Karla has an unusual quilt she named Mooshka.  It had been sewn by her grandmother with scraps of fabric that she called

Easter Sunday Year 2: April 12, 2020 Mark 16:1-8 The Thing Lou Couldn’t Do by Ashley Spires (Written for ages 3-7) Comment: Mark’s account of the resurrection is abrupt and baffling. Jesus doesn’t even appear, and the story has an unfinished quality to it. It’s hard for younger

Palm Sunday Year A:  April 5, 2020 First Reading:  Isaiah 50:4-9a Midnight Teacher: Lilly Ann Granderson and Her Secret School by Janet Halfmann (Written for ages 7-11) Comment:  When the Israelites were taken into exile in Babylon, away from their home and the Temple, they were

Palm Sunday Year 2: April 5, 2020 Mark 14:3-9 Maybe Something Beautiful by Isabel Campoy & Theresa Howell (Written for ages 4-7) Comment: The story of Jesus’ anointing by the woman at Simon the Leper’s house combines the joy and exultation of the triumphal entry with the

5th Sunday in Lent Year A:  March 29, 2020 First Reading:  Ezekiel 37:1-14 Dem Bones by Bob Barner (Written for ages 4-8) Comment:  Perhaps you have seen a skeleton on Halloween or in a health class at school God gave Ezekiel, the prophet,  a vision of a whole valley, probably a

5th Sunday in Lent Year 2: March 29, 2020 Mark 13:1-8, 24-37 Thunder Cake by Patricia Polacco (Written for ages 5-8) Comment: Jesus’ predictions about the end times are opaque and confusing. The disciples ask for a clear timeline as to when such things will happen, and he resists

Friends, we have made some basic decisions about Storypath and the immediate future and wanted to share those with you for your planning. We will be posting all of the Narrative Lectionary Links for Year 2 but will begin to double up on posting those in May and June so that all