FREE Crayon Gospel Cards – Children's Ministry Deals
FREE Crayon Gospel Cards - Children's Ministry Deals

FREE Crayon Gospel Cards

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FREE Crayon Gospel Cards!

Print a copy of these Crayon Gospel Cards for all the kids in your Children's Ministry.  This is fun gift to give to kids at Easter, but it can also be used as they  head back to school.  We've included 3 versions of 8.5" x 11" printable PDF files with this download.  One has all 4 small cards on one sheet, one has 2 larger cards on one sheet, and one has a single large card on it.

This is the text written on each card:

Purple - Reminds us of the robe the soldiers made Jesus wear. John 19:5
Red - Reminds us of the blood Jesus shed. Mark 14:24
Black - Reminds us of the dark tomb Jesus was in for 3 days. Matthew 27:58-60
Pink - Reminds us of all the crying when Jesus was dead. John 20:13
Orange - Reminds us of the sunrise on Easter morning when Jesus rose to life. Matthew 28:1
White - Reminds us of the angels that rolled the stone away. Matthew 28:2-4
Green - Reminds us of the garden where Mary first saw Jesus. John 20:14-17
Yellow - Reminds us of eternal life where we can live forever if we ask Jesus to be our Savior. John 3:16
Reviews

Overall rating: 4.8404255 / 5 from 94 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

FREE Crayon Gospel Cards are a popular and vibrant tool for teaching the gospel to kids, appreciated for their bright colors and the reminder of biblical events. They are ideal for use in Children's Ministry, as handouts, or as gifts for Easter and back-to-school.

Summary topics

  • Biblical Reminders (8%): Customers raved about the reminder as a handout after gospel presentation or evangelistic tool.
  • Suitability for Kids (18%): Many customers stated that these crayons are a great tool to use for teaching the gospel.
  • Popularity of Crayon Gospel Cards (10%): It was reported by customers that the Crayon Gospel cards are loved by kids and adults alike.
  • Vibrant Colors (14%): Customers keep praising the bright and vibrant colors of the Crayon Gospel cards.
  • Back-to-School Ideas (14%): Customers raved about the great idea of sending kids back to school with crayons and verses.

Review topics: ["colors","kids","ideas","tool","reminder","cards","gospel","message","use","crayons"].

Review highlights

  • "Great age appropriate visual reminder as handout after gospel presentation or evangelistic tool" — Winsome R.
  • "Totally love the idea of sending kids back to school with crayons and verses." — Rita P.
  • "A great tool to use for the younger children." — Lisa P.

Reviews

For my children sermon today

"For my children sermon today I gave them the card along with the crayons and a notebook. They enjoyed them all."

— Michelle A. (5/5)

i love it!

"i love it!"

— Justine D. (5/5)

I’m using it for a

"I’m using it for a Back to School children sermon. Hearing this story is needed anytime."

— Rosemary B. (5/5)

Thank you for the Crayon Gospel cards!

"I am excited about the Crayon Gospel cards! I am using them as part of the Easter Lesson in Sunday School. We also put magnets on the back of them and included them in our Easter baskets for our bus kids. Thanks!"

— Shelia H. (5/5)

Back to school crayon gospel cards

"These were so cute. Used them for back to school."

— Kerie O. (5/5)

Love that you have KJV&

"Love that you have KJV& occasional free downloads ❤️"

— Teresa C. (5/5)

Wonderful, lessons! Biblically supported, engaging

"Wonderful, lessons! Biblically supported, engaging and easy to follow! I appreciate the different formats provided, large group teaching to small group! Thank you and God bless you for providing free samples for us to use. The children love it!! As do the teachers!"

— Rosa G. (5/5)

I ordered it for dimentia

"I ordered it for dimentia residents. They can understand and comprehend the concept and the are very responsive to that the message is giving them. Thank you."

— Sharilyn O. (5/5)

I think this is a

"I think this is a very good item to use with the kids for learning purposes and teaches to where they can understand"

— Sharon W. (5/5)

THANKS! I LOVE AND USE

"THANKS! I LOVE AND USE YOUR STORY LESSONS FOR MY WEDNESDAY NIGHT CHURCH CLASS. THANKS SO MUCH. AMANDA"

— Amanda M. (5/5)

Q&A

How do Pink and Yellow relate to the scriptures presented after them?
Hi! Pink was meant to represent the way our eyes look pink when we cry from sadness. Yellow was meant to represent the brightness of eternal life where the streets are made of gold :-)

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