Walk with Christ

Room 1 The Last Supper
Decor: basin, towel, sacrament tray
Scriptures:  Luke 22:1, 14, 17-23 Matt 26:26-28
Room 2 Garden of Gethsemane
Decor: spotlighted picture, garden setting sheet over crumbled paper-representing a stone
Scripture: Matt 26:14, 15,36-39, 47, 49
Room 3 Judgment of Christ
Decor: robe, gavel
Scripture: Matt 27:2, 11-22, 23, 24
Room 4 Scourging of Christ
Decor: whip, crown of thorns, sign, ball with sharp pieces, vinegar
Scripture: Matt 27:27-34
Room 5 The Crucifixion
Decor: Hammer, nail, cross, centurion, branch
Scripture: Matt 27:31, 35-37, 40-43, 45-49, 50-54
Room 6 Joseph of Arimathaea's Tomb
Decor: Linens and spices
Scripture: Matt 27:57-60, Mark 16:1
Room 7 Christ is Risen
Decor: Empty room, table with sheet to look like bed, Linen folded at head of bed
Scripture: Matt 28:6 Mark 16:1-6

Dear Participants,
Walk With Christ is an activity that will help bring the youth of our ward to a better understanding of Christ's last days on Earth.  They will travel through seven different rooms each portraying a different event.
The final room is "Christ is Risen" where they will all be addressed together by the bishop about the Atonement.
Simple guidelines have been given as to what kind of decor you may want to put in your room. These are only guidelines and you may decorate as you wish,within the description of the scriptures given and as the Spirit may guide you.

The last supper and judgment of Christ certainly call for actors in the room (Pilate, one of the Twelve Apostles--someone who can tell what Christ did at this particular place). The Garden of Gethsemane would probably be best as a room without anyone in it so that the entire focus is on Christ's picture.

Also, a scripture should be given or posted in each room. The scriptures that pertain to each subject are listed.
Remember things like special lighting, (lamps and spots) as well as quiet music will add a lot to a setting.

The kids will come to each room in small groups.  They will go to them in order so room Group 1 will finish first. We will probably have about six groups and each room should last for two to three minutes per group. Then the bishop will be able to take 15 to 20 minutes at the end to speak.
Contributed by: elcomom