Quick Match
Flip a Character, find a matching Connection, and explain the story.
A published Bible connection card game
One Symbol.
Many Stories.
15 Characters · 35 Connections · 3 ways to play
Family game night Homeschool Sunday School
Not a Bible quiz
Connections children can see. Stories everyone can share.
Character Roots invites children to notice a relationship, explain what they remember, listen to another story, and keep exploring.
01Choose
02Connect
03Explain
04Story
DAVID
CROWN
ESTHER
PRAYER
DANIEL
One deck · Three settings
Choose how you will use the cards today.
PLAY FOR JOY
Family Game Night
Laugh, compete, and let Bible stories appear naturally—without turning family time into a lesson.
Explore this setting →BUILD THE MAPHomeschool
Turn separate people, objects, and stories into a visible network of Bible knowledge.
Explore this setting →OPEN THE LESSONSunday School
Watch a 30-second classroom demo, then help children look, connect, and explain before the day’s Bible lesson.
Explore this setting →Three ways to play
Start simple. Discover more as you play.
The same cards move from a fast first connection to a wider shared chain.
Connection Capture
Spot a Character–Connection match and capture every card between them.
Connection Chain
Build the longest alternating chain of Characters and Connections.
Published physical edition
Inside the box
A complete story-discovery experience.
Designed as a warm, premium family game that can also grow into a homeschool map or a Sunday School opener.
- 15Character cards
- 35Connection cards
- 3Ways to play
- Game guide & blessing card
The heart of Character Roots
“If you can explain a Bible-based connection, it counts.”
The guide offers a place to begin—not a list of the only answers. Notice what connects, tell the story you remember, and let someone else add what they see.
Already own the game?
Choose today’s setting and start in minutes.
Find a family variation, build a homeschool story map, or prepare a Sunday School opener.
Optional digital practice
Explore more connections on screen.
The browser game is a companion for solo practice and story discovery—not a replacement for gathering around the physical cards.