Gospel Fruit Salad

This is a wonderfully tasting salad that has a great purpose. I made this salad and poem a long time ago when I was a Sunday school teacher. I wanted a real food alternative to the Jellybean Gospel. My heart is that all the children could participate in this fun activity. It reminds me of the comment that many indigenous people have made when they receive a Bible in their own language. “God sees me.” Did God see them before they received a translation? Of course He did. That is how they have the translation. But there is some special feeling you get when you are included in a celebration that you haven’t been able to participate in before. Someone took the time and effort to insure your inclusion. That is pure love. How do I know this? I have some of those children that have not been able to participate in celebrations. I, as a parent, have done all I can, but sometimes I have not been enough to cover every contingency. I am thankful for those that have made the effort to join me. Here is a recipe for you to participate in a worth while effort to include all (to the best of your abilities).

Click here to download the pdf Fruit Salad Gospel

Fruit Salad Gospel:

• Put in: 1 c Strawberries, Red is for the blood He gave.
• Put in: 2 c Green Grapes, Green is for the life He saved.
• Put in: 1 can Pineapple chunks, Yellow is for the sunshine bright.
• Put in: 2 Oranges, Orange is for the moon at night.
• Put in: 1 c Blueberries or blackberries. Black is for my sins I made.
• “White is for the grace God gave.”
• Put in: 2 c Light Purple grapes, Purple is for His heart so sad.
• Jesus has Risen, I’m so Glad! Colored Promises and Prayers Sweet, A Fruit Salad is God’s Gospel Treat.
• Put on top: Coconut Cream (1 1/2  can cooled coconut cream and 1 banana, blended)

Happy Resurrection Day!