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The kids will love this simple craft: Salvation Bracelets. A faith-based DIY post from Seattle area family lifestyle blog Long Wait For Isabella.

SPREAD JESUS’S LOVE WITH 20 WORDLESS BRACELETS ~ What ~ Targeting young ones to teens, this pack contains 20 DIY bracelet kits that share the message of eternal salvation by trusting in Jesus Chris…

This gospel craft idea helps you in leading a child to Christ while making salvation bracelets with them. The salvation bracelet puts the gospel message in the hands of children and equips them to share the message of salvation with their friends.

A scriptures card to correlate with each color bead on a Salvation Bracelet.

This is my first year as Awana commander at my church so I had to try Salvation Bracelets with the kids. Boys and girls love crafts and they love beads, so the project was a big hit, but it also delivered a wonderful message: each bead color reminds us of a Biblical truth. You need only a few supplies to get started: cording (we used waxed cotton cord) and 6 beads, one each in black, red, white, blue, green, and gold (we used pony beads). Each child will need about 6 inches of cord, long…

Kids love making this inspirational jewelry at Vacation Bible School, Sunday School or church camp! This Colors of Faith religious activity kit includes 1/4\" - 1\" plastic beads and 10\" cords. Makes 12. All craft kit pieces are pre-packaged for individual use. Kits include instructions.a class=\"download-pdf-icon\" target=\"_blank\" href=\"/pdf/48_15.pdf\"Colors of Faith Bracelet Craft Kit/a strongAge Recommendation:/strong/pfont color=\"#00aeef\"strongAges 5 & Up: /strong/font Containing…

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Based on the same colors as the popular Wordless Book, this salvation bracelet craft gives you the perfect opportunity to share the gospel.

We had some fun this weekend, making Marlee Dawn inspired, candy verse bracelets. Basically, they just involve matching a verse to different colors of Lifesavers, Wordless-Book-style, and then stringing the candies onto licorice ropes, and tying them around the child's wrist. Marlee Dawn's website suggests verses to use for various colors of candy, but we were using ours as an Easter activity, and I purchased bags of Lifesavers with only five colors of candies, so I altered ours a little…