Jelly Bean Prayer

The Jelly Bean prayer is a poem used for Easter to teach children the Bible story of Jesus Christ.

Each color of the popular Easter candy has a sentiment and shares the story about the love of Jesus Christ.

Like the candy cane message for Christmas, this Easter candy refers to each Jelly Bean color with a significant meaning!

Easter is a great time to include Jelly Bean Prayer crafts during Sunday school and Bible School.

The Religious prayer is an inspirational Sunday school idea for children during the Easter season! Children will love these faith-based Easter candy and ideas with a fun twist!


Easter Jelly Bean Prayer Activity Set for Kids PDF

This activity set includes: bag topper, gift tags, and prayer cards.

Jelly Bean Prayer Resources

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Digital Jelly Bean Gospel gift tag
Easter Jelly Bean Prayer Treat Toppers PDF

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Easter Story With Jelly Beans Bookmarks and Labels PDF

This Christian Easter set comes with a sheet of bookmarks and a page of labels for a bag of Jelly Beans.



Christian Easter Activity and Coloring Book

Using different colored jelly beans to tell the story of Jesus, this  activity book will help children 5 and over learn important biblical truths.  The prayer reads:

A handful of jelly beans
simple colorful and sweet
reminds us of the reasons
He makes our life complete.
Red is for the blood He gave.
Green is for the grass He made.
Black is for the sins we made.
White is for the grace He gave.
Purple is for His hour of sorrow.
Pink is for our new tomorrow.
Orange is for the edge of night.
Yellow is for the sun so bright.

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Christian Jelly Bean Prayer stuffed toys
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Jelly Beans and Popcorn Mix Recipe

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