A flexible, all-ages Holy Week experience for churches
Invite your congregation, small group or ministry to move through the Easter story with their whole bodies, hearts, and imaginations.
The Stations of the Cross and Resurrection Kit is a hands-on, experiential Holy Week resource created for churches seeking a meaningful, non-lecture-based way to engage the Easter story. Inspired by imagery and stories from The Book of Belonging and developed through years of kids’, youth, and intergenerational ministry practice by Zippee Kids, this kit invites participants of all ages to walk through Jesus’ final days, sit with the waiting at the tomb, and celebrate the hope of resurrection.
This is a guided experience meant to be entered, not performed.
What this kit is
An expanded and thoughtfully adapted riff on the traditional Stations of the Cross.
While inspired by the historic practice, this kit is not a one-to-one recreation. Some traditional stations are intentionally omitted, and additional stations are included to carry the story all the way through resurrection and ascension.
This approach reflects best practices in kids’ and student ministry, and works beautifully in intergenerational settings. Developing minds benefit from hearing the story in full: not stopping at death or violence, but moving toward hope, restoration, and good news. By holding the cross and the resurrection together, this experience creates space for honest reflection without glorifying harm, and helps the church tell the Easter story as a complete, hope-filled whole.
What’s included
A complete Stations of the Cross and Resurrection experience, including:
15 Printable Station posters with modern, kid-friendly iconography
18 x 27" Posters
Letter Size
Half-Sheet Size
Handheld Size
15 Printable Guided Practices Station cards with clear prompts and reflection questions
Bonus Printable Art for Stations
15 Coloring Sheets
A leader guide with setup instructions and facilitation notes
Guidance for creating walk-through stations in sanctuaries, classrooms, hallways, or outdoor spaces
Flexible instructions for individual, small-group, or congregation-wide use
Simple supply lists using easy-to-find materials (paper, stones, cloth, yarn, popsicle sticks, etc.)
Suggestions for adapting stations for different ages and sensitivities
Stations explore themes such as:
Remembrance and the Last Supper
Betrayal, fear, and power
Grief, loss, and waiting
The tomb
Resurrection, hope, and good news
Ascension and ongoing hope
Format
This product is a digital download. All components are designed to be printed and used in your space. No specialized materials are required.
Why it works
Adaptable for all ages - children, teens, and adults
Invites participation without pressure to perform or explain
Uses symbols, movement, and touch to help process big stories and big feelings
Trauma-aware and developmentally thoughtful
Encourages curiosity rather than parroting answers
Centers love, inclusion, justice, and hope, without fear-based theology
Creates a shared Holy Week experience across your church community
Perfect for
Church-wide Holy Week experiences
Good Friday or Eastertide Stations
Intergenerational worship or family nights
Children’s, youth, or adult ministry integration
Churches that already have curriculum and want a flexible Stations experience
Important note
A miniature version of the Stations of the Cross and Resurrection Kit is included with Elementary and Middle/High School Zippee Kids Easter curricula.
That version does not include full-sized posters or letter-sized prints, images for screens, coloring sheets, or a formatted guide packet.
Churches that already own one of those curricula do not need to purchase this kit separately to run their curricula. But, if they would like access to those additional materials, they can purchase this kit as well.
The heart behind it
The Easter story holds grief, injustice, waiting, and hope, all at once.
This kit was created to help churches slow down, feel the story, and imagine what resurrection might look like in their own communities. It honors the depth of the cross while making space for resurrection, reminding us that love does not end in death - it transforms it.
A flexible, all-ages Holy Week experience for churches
Invite your congregation, small group or ministry to move through the Easter story with their whole bodies, hearts, and imaginations.
The Stations of the Cross and Resurrection Kit is a hands-on, experiential Holy Week resource created for churches seeking a meaningful, non-lecture-based way to engage the Easter story. Inspired by imagery and stories from The Book of Belonging and developed through years of kids’, youth, and intergenerational ministry practice by Zippee Kids, this kit invites participants of all ages to walk through Jesus’ final days, sit with the waiting at the tomb, and celebrate the hope of resurrection.
This is a guided experience meant to be entered, not performed.
What this kit is
An expanded and thoughtfully adapted riff on the traditional Stations of the Cross.
While inspired by the historic practice, this kit is not a one-to-one recreation. Some traditional stations are intentionally omitted, and additional stations are included to carry the story all the way through resurrection and ascension.
This approach reflects best practices in kids’ and student ministry, and works beautifully in intergenerational settings. Developing minds benefit from hearing the story in full: not stopping at death or violence, but moving toward hope, restoration, and good news. By holding the cross and the resurrection together, this experience creates space for honest reflection without glorifying harm, and helps the church tell the Easter story as a complete, hope-filled whole.
What’s included
A complete Stations of the Cross and Resurrection experience, including:
15 Printable Station posters with modern, kid-friendly iconography
18 x 27" Posters
Letter Size
Half-Sheet Size
Handheld Size
15 Printable Guided Practices Station cards with clear prompts and reflection questions
Bonus Printable Art for Stations
15 Coloring Sheets
A leader guide with setup instructions and facilitation notes
Guidance for creating walk-through stations in sanctuaries, classrooms, hallways, or outdoor spaces
Flexible instructions for individual, small-group, or congregation-wide use
Simple supply lists using easy-to-find materials (paper, stones, cloth, yarn, popsicle sticks, etc.)
Suggestions for adapting stations for different ages and sensitivities
Stations explore themes such as:
Remembrance and the Last Supper
Betrayal, fear, and power
Grief, loss, and waiting
The tomb
Resurrection, hope, and good news
Ascension and ongoing hope
Format
This product is a digital download. All components are designed to be printed and used in your space. No specialized materials are required.
Why it works
Adaptable for all ages - children, teens, and adults
Invites participation without pressure to perform or explain
Uses symbols, movement, and touch to help process big stories and big feelings
Trauma-aware and developmentally thoughtful
Encourages curiosity rather than parroting answers
Centers love, inclusion, justice, and hope, without fear-based theology
Creates a shared Holy Week experience across your church community
Perfect for
Church-wide Holy Week experiences
Good Friday or Eastertide Stations
Intergenerational worship or family nights
Children’s, youth, or adult ministry integration
Churches that already have curriculum and want a flexible Stations experience
Important note
A miniature version of the Stations of the Cross and Resurrection Kit is included with Elementary and Middle/High School Zippee Kids Easter curricula.
That version does not include full-sized posters or letter-sized prints, images for screens, coloring sheets, or a formatted guide packet.
Churches that already own one of those curricula do not need to purchase this kit separately to run their curricula. But, if they would like access to those additional materials, they can purchase this kit as well.
The heart behind it
The Easter story holds grief, injustice, waiting, and hope, all at once.
This kit was created to help churches slow down, feel the story, and imagine what resurrection might look like in their own communities. It honors the depth of the cross while making space for resurrection, reminding us that love does not end in death - it transforms it.
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