Easter Gospel Tract that Kids Love Memory Cross Easter Gospel tract looks like a regular card with a front and a back, but actually has four panels that make an endless loop, which kids love. Watch the video to see how it works. It was created as a craft project for Easter Egg Hunts, Children's Church, and Sunday School or as part of an outreach program. This Gospel Tract tells the Easter story in a simple way that children can understand. Panel of the Easter Gospel Tract As you fold it back the card reveals the next panel, which is Jesus praying that if possible he may not have to go through his upcoming trial but prays for God's will, not his own. It includes the Bible reference so you can read the full story to the children. Easter Gospel Tract panel 3 When you fold it again, panel three is shown. The scripture reference is Mark 15:37, where Jesus is on the cross and breaths his last breath. Easter Gospel Tract Panel 4 The last panel is based on Matthew 28:7 and shows the angel proclaiming that Jesus is not in the tumb, but has risen from the dead. Panel 1 Panel 2 Panel 3 panel 4 Important information What are they used for? Easter Egg Hunts Children's Church Sunday School Mission Trips Outreach events Our Easter Memory Cross cards can be used during a variety of events for Easter. Their unique four-panel never-ending loop gets kids attention and the simple message is something younger children can understand. How many come in a pack? What size are the cards? There are 12 cards in a pack.The size is 6 inches x 6 inches What age group can these be used with? We designed them for kids ages 5-12. Kids younger than 5 will probably need help figuring out how it folds and children older than 12 are generally not as interested in coloring, but if you are doing this as a craft project and you know your kids like to color, older certainly will work.