Easter Greeting Cards
Resurrection Sunday is the day we celebrate Jesus' triumph over death. It was through the resurrection that God confirmed Jesus as His Son. But the Easter season involves more than Resurrection Sunday. Churches often celebrate Palm Sunday (Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem on the prior Sunday), Maundy Thursday (the evening of the last supper) and Good Friday (the day of Jesus' crucifixion) as part of the Easter season as well. The Easter greeting cards listed below can help kids learn about each of these important events while sharing the wonderful messages of the Easter season with friends and loved ones.
He Is Risen! Greeting Card With Cross
“He is risen!” Early Christians would often greet one another with this simple declaration and respond with “He is risen indeed!” Children can maintain this tradition with this He Is Risen! greeting card with cross image and an excerpt from Acts 13:30.
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He’s Alive! Easter Greeting Card With John 20:25b
The simple declaration, “He’s alive!” will remind kids that after accomplishing His redemptive work through the crucifixion, Jesus rose from the dead and is alive today! This greeting card will remind both the giver (children) and the recipient of this historic truth.
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He Is Risen! Easter Greeting Card With Matthew 28:7b
Greeting cards make it easy to color a hand-crafted card and send a biblical message about Jesus all at the same time. This He Is Risen! Easter greeting card will remind the child and the recipient that Jesus is the Son of God and is alive today!
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Palm Sunday Greeting Card With John 12:13b
Greeting cards make it easy to color a hand-crafted card and send a message about Jesus at the same time. This Palm Sunday card with John 12:13b will remind the child and the recipient that Jesus is the Messiah (the King of Israel) and is worthy of our praise.
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Good Friday Greeting Card With John 14:6a
This Good Friday greeting card with John 14:6a will remind the child and the recipient that Jesus is “the way, the truth, and the life.” Jesus shared these words with His disciples the night of the last supper just hours before His crucifixion on Good Friday.
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