Disciple younger children with play and personal connections as they explore twenty pictures of Jesus from the Bible with Gallery, a bag full of games, stories, and memories. How does it work? Play, Read, Reflect, Repeat!

Have a blast and choose your own way to play with a bundle of different games inside a Gallery bag, from bingo games to matching games to memory games, great for small kids and big kids alike! No mandatory quizzes or lessons. Just a lot of fun.

Gather round and tell the story of each of Gallery's twenty pictures, complete with their own bedtime tales detailed in the instruction booklet. As kids hold the wooden picture tiles and listen, the dots start connecting between the game pieces and the Bible's exploration of Jesus.

Follow prompts and share your own reflections with younger members of the family. One of the tile sets leaves space for adults to jot down summaries of how they have experienced Jesus as a shepherd, a light, a warrior...

Adapt every part of Gallery to your young one’s needs and development with nearly endless ways to play, read, and reflect as they grow older. Instructions for new games—using the pieces already in every Gallery bag—are regularly released online! So whether memorization, internalization, or more relaxed exploration are your spiritual goals, use the toys and tools of Gallery to help them get there.

"This is awesome. This is a tool we use to build Scripture into our habits using play. We play Gallery as a way of discipling our young children on our Sabbath Day, building a foundation of learning God's Word and understanding Jesus' character. The kids look forward to it! We set aside time so that we are not in a rush and devices are put aside.

The Lord is discipling us as parents during this process as much as the kids! In a perfect world, everyone is in a good mood, no one is yelling or kicking each other, or talking over one another, and everyone plays fair. But I had to realize that for any type of growth, there has to be practice. Since the game allows for us to use it in various ways, we can adapt as our girls grow in age and their familiarity with the Word of God.

I think Gallery is super unique and what a lot of families need—and they don't know they need it yet!"