Jesus’firstmiracleStepstojustice5 more pointsfor eachperson youget to join in!Texasflag andLonghornGermannameEachsquare isworth 2pointsCactusNutcrackerOldestBakeryin TexasSign withJesus’name100 pointsif you fillthe cardVerse fromRomans12, writtenin stoneDonkeyStateofTexas“Almost”TurquoiseTableEachbingo isworth 10pointsPay forsomeone’scoffeeDragonGargoyleAnOutreachExtra 15 points ifyou sing “I’ve gotthe joy, joy, joy, joydown in my heart”in the gazebowhile squaredancingFatherof TexasBotanyJesus’firstmiracleStepstojustice5 more pointsfor eachperson youget to join in!Texasflag andLonghornGermannameEachsquare isworth 2pointsCactusNutcrackerOldestBakeryin TexasSign withJesus’name100 pointsif you fillthe cardVerse fromRomans12, writtenin stoneDonkeyStateofTexas“Almost”TurquoiseTableEachbingo isworth 10pointsPay forsomeone’scoffeeDragonGargoyleAnOutreachExtra 15 points ifyou sing “I’ve gotthe joy, joy, joy, joydown in my heart”in the gazebowhile squaredancingFatherof TexasBotany

Journey of Joy - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Jesus’ first miracle
  2. Steps to justice
  3. 5 more points for each person you get to join in!
  4. Texas flag and Longhorn
  5. German name
  6. Each square is worth 2 points
  7. Cactus
  8. Nutcracker
  9. Oldest Bakery in Texas
  10. Sign with Jesus’ name
  11. 100 points if you fill the card
  12. Verse from Romans 12, written in stone
  13. Donkey
  14. State of Texas
  15. “Almost” Turquoise Table
  16. Each bingo is worth 10 points
  17. Pay for someone’s coffee
  18. Dragon Gargoyle
  19. An Outreach
  20. Extra 15 points if you sing “I’ve got the joy, joy, joy, joy down in my heart” in the gazebo while square dancing
  21. Father of Texas Botany