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Honey and Apples
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Feast of Trumpets Recipe #1:
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We’re looking forward to celebrating with you next week. If you would, consider making a snack to share with the class as we FEAST together. You may choose your own recipe, or use the one provided.
Feast of Trumpets Recipe #1:
Honey and Apples
INGREDIENTS: • 3 or 4 sweet apples • honey • optional: lemon juice
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1
Jewish people today associate the Feast of Trumpets with the Jewish New Year, or Rosh Hashanah. One of their traditions is to eat apple slices dipped in honey in hopes that the new year will be sweet!
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We’re looking forward to celebrating with you next week. If you would, consider making a snack to share with the class as we FEAST together. You may choose your own recipe, or use the one provided.
3–4 servings
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Jewish people today associate the Feast of Trumpets with the Jewish New Year, or Rosh Hashanah. One of their traditions is to eat apple slices dipped in honey in hopes that the new year will be sweet!
DIRECTIONS: Step 1: Cut the apples into slices. (If kids are helping, make sure to supervise the cutting process.) Step 2: Arrange the apple slices on a plate and drizzle them with honey. (If you aren’t planning to eat the apples right away, you may want to sprinkle them with lemon juice to avoid browning.) Step 3: Eat a slice of apple, thanking God for His faithfulness and the sweet new year ahead!
3–4 servings
INGREDIENTS: • 3 or 4 sweet apples • honey • optional: lemon juice Jewish people today associate the Feast of Trumpets with the Jewish New Year, or Rosh Hashanah. One of their traditions is to eat apple slices dipped in honey in hopes that the new year will be sweet!
DIRECTIONS: Step 1: Cut the apples into slices. (If kids are helping, make sure to supervise the cutting process.) Step 2: Arrange the apple slices on a plate and drizzle them with honey. (If you aren’t planning to eat the apples right away, you may want to sprinkle them with lemon juice to avoid browning.) Step 3: Eat a slice of apple, thanking God for His faithfulness and the sweet new year ahead!
Feast of Trumpets Recipe #1:
Honey and Apples
3–4 servings
INGREDIENTS: • 3 or 4 sweet apples • honey • optional: lemon juice
We’re looking forward to celebrating with you next week. If you would, consider making a snack to share with the class as we FEAST together. You may choose your own recipe, or use the one provided.
DIRECTIONS: Step 1: Cut the apples into slices. (If kids are helping, make sure to supervise the cutting process.) Step 2: Arrange the apple slices on a plate and drizzle them with honey. (If you aren’t planning to eat the apples right away, you may want to sprinkle them with lemon juice to avoid browning.) Step 3: Eat a slice of apple, thanking God for His faithfulness and the sweet new year ahead!
We’re looking forward to celebrating with you next week. If you would, consider making a snack to share with the class as we FEAST together. You may choose your own recipe, or use the one provided.
Feast of Trumpets Recipe #1:
Honey and Apples 3–4 servings
INGREDIENTS: • 3 or 4 sweet apples • honey • optional: lemon juice Jewish people today associate the Feast of Trumpets with the Jewish New Year, or Rosh Hashanah. One of their traditions is to eat apple slices dipped in honey in hopes that the new year will be sweet!
DIRECTIONS: Step 1: Cut the apples into slices. (If kids are helping, make sure to supervise the cutting process.) Step 2: Arrange the apple slices on a plate and drizzle them with honey. (If you aren’t planning to eat the apples right away, you may want to sprinkle them with lemon juice to avoid browning.) Step 3: Eat a slice of apple, thanking God for His faithfulness and the sweet new year ahead!
YOU’RE INVITED ...
© 2016 David C Cook.
Feast of Trumpets Celebrating God’s Faithfulness
Feast of Trumpets Celebrating God’s Faithfulness
You’re invited to join your children and the families of their Sunday school class as we REMEMBER & CELEBRATE God together. Next week we’ll be taking time to remember who God is and what He has done in the lives of our families and faith community!
You’re invited to join your children and the families of their Sunday school class as we REMEMBER & CELEBRATE God together. Next week we’ll be taking time to remember who God is and what He has done in the lives of our families and faith community!
TS CRE Spring - 6
© 2016 David C Cook.
YOU’RE INVITED ...
© 2016 David C Cook.
YOU’RE INVITED ...
TS CRE Spring - 6
YOU’RE INVITED ...
Feast of Trumpets Celebrating God’s Faithfulness
Feast of Trumpets Celebrating God’s Faithfulness
You’re invited to join your children and the families of their Sunday school class as we REMEMBER & CELEBRATE God together. Next week we’ll be taking time to remember who God is and what He has done in the lives of our families and faith community!
You’re invited to join your children and the families of their Sunday school class as we REMEMBER & CELEBRATE God together. Next week we’ll be taking time to remember who God is and what He has done in the lives of our families and faith community!
TS CRE Spring - 6
© 2016 David C Cook.
TS CRE Spring - 6
1 ci pe
Feast of Trumpets Recipe #1:
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1 ci pe Re
We’re looking forward to celebrating with you next week. If you would, consider making a snack to share with the class as we FEAST together. You may choose your own recipe, or use the one provided.
Feast of Trumpets Recipe #1:
Honey and Apples
INGREDIENTS: • 3 or 4 sweet apples • honey • optional: lemon juice
pe
1
Jewish people today associate the Feast of Trumpets with the Jewish New Year, or Rosh Hashanah. One of their traditions is to eat apple slices dipped in honey in hopes that the new year will be sweet!
ci
We’re looking forward to celebrating with you next week. If you would, consider making a snack to share with the class as we FEAST together. You may choose your own recipe, or use the one provided.
3–4 servings
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1
Jewish people today associate the Feast of Trumpets with the Jewish New Year, or Rosh Hashanah. One of their traditions is to eat apple slices dipped in honey in hopes that the new year will be sweet!
DIRECTIONS: Step 1: Cut the apples into slices. (If kids are helping, make sure to supervise the cutting process.) Step 2: Arrange the apple slices on a plate and drizzle them with honey. (If you aren’t planning to eat the apples right away, you may want to sprinkle them with lemon juice to avoid browning.) Step 3: Eat a slice of apple, thanking God for His faithfulness and the sweet new year ahead!
3–4 servings
INGREDIENTS: • 3 or 4 sweet apples • honey • optional: lemon juice Jewish people today associate the Feast of Trumpets with the Jewish New Year, or Rosh Hashanah. One of their traditions is to eat apple slices dipped in honey in hopes that the new year will be sweet!
DIRECTIONS: Step 1: Cut the apples into slices. (If kids are helping, make sure to supervise the cutting process.) Step 2: Arrange the apple slices on a plate and drizzle them with honey. (If you aren’t planning to eat the apples right away, you may want to sprinkle them with lemon juice to avoid browning.) Step 3: Eat a slice of apple, thanking God for His faithfulness and the sweet new year ahead!
Feast of Trumpets Recipe #1:
Honey and Apples
3–4 servings
INGREDIENTS: • 3 or 4 sweet apples • honey • optional: lemon juice
We’re looking forward to celebrating with you next week. If you would, consider making a snack to share with the class as we FEAST together. You may choose your own recipe, or use the one provided.
DIRECTIONS: Step 1: Cut the apples into slices. (If kids are helping, make sure to supervise the cutting process.) Step 2: Arrange the apple slices on a plate and drizzle them with honey. (If you aren’t planning to eat the apples right away, you may want to sprinkle them with lemon juice to avoid browning.) Step 3: Eat a slice of apple, thanking God for His faithfulness and the sweet new year ahead!
We’re looking forward to celebrating with you next week. If you would, consider making a snack to share with the class as we FEAST together. You may choose your own recipe, or use the one provided.
Feast of Trumpets Recipe #1:
Honey and Apples 3–4 servings
INGREDIENTS: • 3 or 4 sweet apples • honey • optional: lemon juice Jewish people today associate the Feast of Trumpets with the Jewish New Year, or Rosh Hashanah. One of their traditions is to eat apple slices dipped in honey in hopes that the new year will be sweet!
DIRECTIONS: Step 1: Cut the apples into slices. (If kids are helping, make sure to supervise the cutting process.) Step 2: Arrange the apple slices on a plate and drizzle them with honey. (If you aren’t planning to eat the apples right away, you may want to sprinkle them with lemon juice to avoid browning.) Step 3: Eat a slice of apple, thanking God for His faithfulness and the sweet new year ahead!
YOU’RE INVITED ...
© 2016 David C Cook.
Feast of Trumpets Celebrating God’s Faithfulness
Feast of Trumpets Celebrating God’s Faithfulness
You’re invited to join your children and the families of their Sunday school class as we REMEMBER & CELEBRATE God together. Next week we’ll be taking time to remember who God is and what He has done in the lives of our families and faith community!
You’re invited to join your children and the families of their Sunday school class as we REMEMBER & CELEBRATE God together. Next week we’ll be taking time to remember who God is and what He has done in the lives of our families and faith community!
TS CRE Spring - 6
© 2016 David C Cook.
YOU’RE INVITED ...
© 2016 David C Cook.
YOU’RE INVITED ...
TS CRE Spring - 6
YOU’RE INVITED ...
Feast of Trumpets Celebrating God’s Faithfulness
Feast of Trumpets Celebrating God’s Faithfulness
You’re invited to join your children and the families of their Sunday school class as we REMEMBER & CELEBRATE God together. Next week we’ll be taking time to remember who God is and what He has done in the lives of our families and faith community!
You’re invited to join your children and the families of their Sunday school class as we REMEMBER & CELEBRATE God together. Next week we’ll be taking time to remember who God is and what He has done in the lives of our families and faith community!
TS CRE Spring - 6
© 2016 David C Cook.
TS CRE Spring - 6
