Acts Word Quest

Description

Explore the beginnings of the Christian church and the spread of the gospel one puzzle at a time with Acts Word Quest.

This large print collection features 80 themed word search puzzles with companion text exploring the Book of Acts. Follow the biblical account from Jesus’ ascension and the coming of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost to Paul’s missionary journeys, trials, and arrival in Rome.

Discover Peter’s preaching, the fellowship of the early believers, Stephen’s faithful witness, Philip’s encounter with the Ethiopian, and Saul’s conversion on the road to Damascus. Continue through the ministry of Peter, the conversion of Cornelius, the Jerusalem council, and Paul’s travels through cities across the Roman world.

Each puzzle contains 15 carefully selected words drawn from its referenced King James Version passage. Historical and theological companion text provides context for the people, places, events, and themes, helping readers explore the meaning behind each puzzle.

The spacious, easy-to-read layout makes this collection suitable for personal enjoyment, Bible study activities, homeschool enrichment, and sharing with family or church groups.

INSIDE YOU’LL FIND

• 80 large print word search puzzles in biblical order
• 15 words to find in every puzzle
• Historical and theological companion text for every puzzle
• Scripture references connecting puzzles to the Book of Acts
• Themes of faith, courage, fellowship, prayer, and mission
• Vocabulary based on the King James Version
• Complete solutions included

AVAILABLE FORMATS

Paperback Edition — Full-size 8.5 × 11 printed edition with large, easy-to-read puzzles and room for comfortable solving.

Digital Edition — Convenient PDF for personal printing, featuring the same puzzles and companion text as the printed edition.

Ideal for Bible readers, Christian puzzle enthusiasts, adults, seniors, homeschool families, and anyone interested in exploring the Book of Acts through word search puzzles.

Follow the gospel’s journey from Jerusalem to Rome—one puzzle at a time.