About Memory Cross
Memory Cross is a fun and creative way to share the Gospel. Whether it is used as a witnessing tool or as a way to teach kids Scripture, this card makes it fun and easy. We hope that this blog will become a resource tool that allows us to share stories and ideas about reaching others for Christ. As we learn from each other may be become better servants of God.
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About Memory Cross
Memory Cross is a fun and creative way to share the Gospel. Whether it is used as a witnessing tool or as a way to teach kids Scripture, this card makes it fun and easy. We hope that this blog will become a resource tool that allows us to share stories and ideas about reaching others for Christ. As we learn from each other may be become better servants of God.
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“Whether it is used as a witnessing tool or as a way to teach kids Scripture, this card makes it fun and easy. We hope that this blog will become a resource tool that allows us to share stories and ideas about reaching others for Christ. As we learn from each other may be become better servants of God.”
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I am interested in getting some of the Halloween Memory Cross cards but I can not seem to find a price or how to order them. Could you please let me know how I can order them
Thank you for this marvelous resource. We are just beginning to use this in our inner-city ministry, and appreciate the fresh, new approach since our other material seemed rigid and stale.
Barbara Doss, Los Angeles