Communion Along the Way: A Playful Study of the Lord’s Supper equips Christian parents to understand Communion deeply and share it confidently with their children. Rooted in Scripture and guided by Joy Wendling’s Love, Teach, Play framework, this accessible yet theologically rich resource walks parents through the story of bread and wine—from Passover to the Cross and Resurrection—before helping them bring those truths into daily life.
With developmentally appropriate conversations, playful activities, and thoughtful reflection, families explore God’s protection, provision, and promise in ways children can grasp. Rather than adding another task to a busy schedule, Communion Along the Way transforms ordinary routines into sacred opportunities for lasting discipleship at home.
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Joy Wendling is a writer, a speaker, a podcaster, and the founder of Created to Play. She holds a master's in youth, family, and culture from Fuller Theological Seminary and is currently pursuing her PhD in educational studies at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, where she serves as resource coordinator at the Center for Faith and Children. With over twenty years of experience in children, youth, and family ministry, Joy is passionate about helping parents disciple their children through meaningful connection and play. She lives on an island in the Pacific Northwest with her husband and five daughters. Connect with Joy at CreatedtoPlay.com, on Substack @createdtoplay, and on her podcast, Playfully Faithful Parenting.
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