The Eight Beatitudes: Discussion & Activity Cards
Perfect for classrooms or Sunday schools, this card bundle explores Matthew 5:3-10 with lovely inclusive illustrations. Each of the eight Beatitudes features the scripture, a clear meaning, and engaging discussion questions. Simply download, print, laminate, and cut these cards to help children understand, discuss, and live out Jesus’s teachings on kindness, mercy, and peace.
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