FREE Sacrament Reverence Book for kids and adults

We face the same conundrum with our four boys every Sunday. How do we help them understand the importance of the sacrament and be reverent? That’s why I designed this Sacrament Reverence Book. It works for kids and adults alike.

As members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, partaking of the sacrament is a sacred and important ordinance that we participate in every Sunday. But our four wiggly boys forget often of its importance. So, this is a simple reminder that helps them re-focus.

Twenty-four beautiful images of Jesus

Thanks to the Gospel Media Library I compiled 24 beautiful images of the Savior and condensed them to three 8.5×11 pages that can be printed from home or emailed to your local copy store.

I took it a step further and laminated each page. In total, it only cost $4! And I’m not worried about the kids ripping the pictures.

Eight cards from The Living Christ

For those in the family who can read (adults included), I broke down The Living Christ into eight different cards. So whether it’s images or words, every member of the family can take a quiet moment to think about the Savior as we partake of the sacrament.

Sacrament Reverence Cards — Paragraphs from the Living Christ broken down onto eight cards.

Print, cut, hole punch, enjoy.

So, download the four-page PDF below. You can email the PDF to your copy store. I printed mine on card stock and laminated it. Then, using a paper cutter, cut out and hole punch each individual card and attach with a binder ring. You can also just use string or yarn. I offer this printable for FREE to all visitors of my blog, but if you’d like to show your support, feel free to buy me a taco 🌮.

Click here for your FREE SACARAMENT REVERENCE BOOK

Sacrament Reverence Book as a gift

These reverence books are perfect as gifts for primary teachers, moms with little kids or even for primary kids on their birthdays or for their baptism.

This Sacrament Reverence Book is different from a lot of the quiet/busy books that you can find online. It’s meant to only be brought out during the Sacrament. It’s not meant to entertain, but rather encourage your family to think about the Savior. I hope you enjoy it!!