Bible bingo, ready to print
Pick a set, choose how many players, print. Every card is different, and the caller sheet has a clue and a verse for every word so the game teaches as you play.
Tap squares to mark them. This is card 1 of your set.
To play Bible bingo, give each player a different 5 by 5 card of Bible words with a free space in the middle. The caller reads a clue (for example “climbed a sycamore tree”), players find the answer on their card (Zacchaeus) and mark it, and the first to complete a row, column or diagonal shouts “Bingo”. Reading the clue instead of the word turns the game into a Bible quiz.
Ten more Bible games, in your pocket
Scrollway: Bible Study Game · free on iPhone
- Scrollway is a Bible trivia and quiz game with ten quick mini games: Jericho Walls, Old or New?, Manna Catch, Name the Hero, Book Order and more.
- Five-minute lessons on the Bible’s people, places, events and all 66 books, with a one-line “why” and the verse after every answer.
- A Scripture garden that grows as you learn. Fully offline, no account, no ads, big easy-to-read text for every age.
Three ways to play
Tips for a Christmas party or Sunday school
- Advent starts on Sunday 29 November this year. The Christmas set covers Luke 1–2 and Matthew 1–2, so it works for every week of Advent.
- Print on card stock, or slide each card into a plastic sleeve and mark with a dry-erase pen to reuse it.
- For a big group, play “four corners” or “full card” so it does not end after one minute.
- Use marshmallows, buttons or paper stars as markers.
Want a quick warm-up first? Try the who said it Bible quiz or the books of the Bible in order quiz.
Questions
Is it free to print?
Yes. Make as many sets as you like and print them at home, church or school. There is no sign-up.
Are the cards really all different?
Yes. Each card in a set is checked against the others, and the words on every card are shuffled.
How many words are in each set?
Between 36 and 40, so cards overlap enough for a lively game but no two are the same. Each card shows 24 words and a free space.
Where do the clues come from?
Each clue is a short description of the Bible passage listed next to it, so you can look it up or read it aloud.
Can I play without printing?
Yes. Tap squares on the card to mark them, and use “Call a word” to pick random words with their clue and verse, so a phone can be the caller.
Can I send the same set to other leaders?
Yes. Use “Share this tool” after making a set: the link includes the set, so another leader can print exactly the same cards.
More free tools
- Play the Bible timeline gameA free Bible timeline game: tap five Bible events in the order they happen, from Creation to Paul on Malta. Three rounds, chapter references after every answer, and a score to challenge friends.
- Daily Bible word gameGuess today's five-letter Bible word in six tries. Colored tiles show which letters are right, plus a clue and the verse behind it. A new word every day, free.
- Guess the Bible characterGuess the Bible character from up to three clues. Fewer clues earn more points, and every answer shows where the story is found. 20 people, free to play.
- Bible trivia quizA free Bible trivia quiz you can play right now. Ten questions a round from the Old and New Testaments, with the answer, a one-line why and the verse.
