Brotherly Kindness Handprint Craft - Lesson Brotherly Kindness

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Brotherly Kindness is a key virtue found in 2 Peter 1:7, reminding us to treat others with **love, compassion, and generosity**. It means showing **genuine care** for those around us—whether they are family, friends, or even strangers.  

In the stories of **Joseph, David, Queen Esther, and Jacob**, we see how brotherly kindness shaped their actions:  

- **Joseph** forgave his brothers, even after they betrayed him.  

- **David** showed kindness to Jonathan’s son, Mephibosheth, despite Saul’s hostility.  

- **Esther** risked her life to save her people, showing great love for them.  

- **Jacob** reconciled with Esau after years of separation, restoring their relationship.  

 **Craft Idea: Brotherly Kindness Handprint Tree  

**Materials Needed:**  

- Colored construction paper  

- Scissors  

- Markers  

- Glue  

**Instructions:**  

1. Cut out a **tree trunk** from brown construction paper.  

2. Trace and cut out **handprints** on different colors of paper.  

3. Write acts of kindness on each handprint (helping others, forgiving, encouraging).  

4. Glue the handprints around the trunk to create a **tree of brotherly kindness**.  

This craft visually represents **how kindness grows**, just like a tree.

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