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Bible Baseball
$1.50
Here is a fun game for anyone wanting a Bible based game for a group! Batter-up…
and get ready to have group fun with trivia questions. Designed to be used with a Christian school setting, in a Sunday School class, during a youth group event or at a Bible study group party!
This resource includes instructions on how to play, keep score and 30 trivia questions. You are also encouraged to add your own!
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