Paul and Silas Were Rescued from Jail
In Acts 16:16-40, Paul and Silas were thrown in a Philippian prison. Confined to the stocks, they sang and prayed. An earthquake occurred, freeing the prisoners, and the jailer, who was responsible for all of them, almost took his own life. However, Paul and Silas reassured the jailer they were not going to escape. That night, the jailer and the members of his household became believers in Jesus. These lesson activities highlight this event in the early church.
God Took Care of Paul and Silas Puzzle
When put together, this 16-piece jigsaw puzzle depicts Paul and Silas in the Philippian jail where they sang and prayed—and where a jailer saw that they had something he didn’t have. Before the night was over the jailer and his entire household put their faith in Jesus for salvation. As your children work this puzzle, review the story with them. You can read it in Acts 16:16-40.
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Paul and Silas Match Game
Eight tiles (4 pairs) give your children a chance to play a matching game. While they play, they will be reminded that God is always at work in the lives of His people—even when their circumstances are difficult.
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Paul and Silas Spot the Differences
Spot the differences between these pictures that initially look identical. Twelve minor difference exist between the two—but in both pictures Paul and Silas have joyful expressions on their faces, even though they are in jail!
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Paul and Silas Coded Words
What do those numbers mean? They represent some important words and a phrase that relate to Paul’s and Silas’s night in a Philippian jail. A code key is provided, so all your children will need to work this coded words puzzle are copies of the puzzle, a little time, and some sharpened pencils.
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Paul and Silas in Prison Crossword Puzzle
What was so different about Paul and Silas that they were able to sing songs and pray in jail? Well, they knew that God was with them. The story of their brief stay in jail is the theme of this crossword puzzle. Sharpen your pencils and let your children get to work!
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