This page is to inform others how the bible crosswords are being used around the world. I always ask the person providing comments if they are prepared to let me put it on the website. Each one has the person first ne initial, the country if know and the month/year is was submitted.
If you want to submit comment fill in contact form:
K(UK) Aug’26- Jim fun and super informative – what a cool way to learn.
Thanks so much for making these! Stay blessed and take care!
A (USA) Aug’26 – Hi Jim, just completed one of your crosswords. Well, done.
P(USA) Sep’26 – Hello! I’ve been using your website for about two months now, and I really love it. Thank you so much for creating this amazing website! When I don’t feel like reading the Bible, this crossword gets me out of the funk right away! Please keep going! I will share it with friends and family!
M(USA) 2025 Hello Jim. Your work with Bible crosswords is appreciated. I started using it with the Joyful Boomers Sunday School class (JBSS) along with wordsearches, both of which connect with the lesson quarterly we use. The JBSS meets at Westgate Baptist Church in Trenton, Illinois. God bless and prosper you Jim in your Bible Crossword project. It is a worthy and appreciated undertaking.
H(Uganda) Sep’26 – I have found this tool so good for our children’s ministry. I want it on our laptop we use on Sunday, for them. Thank you, Jim, for sharing this blessing with me/us. We have a challenge though, with those children in our church who didn’t get the opportunity to have a good foundation in learning to read and write, we have helped some, in our limited capacity at the moment, but believing God for more resources to be able to help them all.
T(UK) Aug’26- Thank you Jim so much for sharing, this is great. I used to work in the prison service, but not anymore. Really happy to share your website with contacts across churches and those working with people in prisons and the community. Take care & God bless
K(UK) Aug’26 Dear Jim, thank you for your contacting me. I often hand out biblical (NT-based) word searches, particularly to men in segregation. I often try to chime it with the readings of the day/seasons of the year, and look for helpful overarching themes. Sometimes the materials I find are a bit too childish, so new resources are always welcome. All best wishes
J(Australia) May’26 – Hi again, Jim. As can be seen from the forwarded message below, the prison chaplain whom I liaise with has responded positively to the prospect of printing crossword puzzles at the Chaplaincy office within the Greenough women’s prison. Specifically, he thought that puzzles based on Bible chapters the women have already studied with me could be useful…..Hope you find this encouraging…..
W(Zimbabwe) Sep’26 – Thank you very much for reaching out again, I’m genuinely encouraged to hear about the Bible crossword project you have been developing. I have taken some time to look at what you are doing, and I think it is a creative and meaningful way of encouraging people to engage with Scripture, especially those who may not normally sit down and read the Bible. Your focus on youth work and prisons particularly caught my attention. Through my work with Prison Outreach Support in Zimbabwe, we minister to prisoners, ex-prisoners, their families, and communities, with a strong emphasis on spiritual transformation, rehabilitation and reintegration. We also work with young people and vulnerable communities.
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