1stCorinthiansWomen 18years of ageand older, andall women whoare marriedThe SegoLily/WheatSheaf“CharityneverFaileth”PresidentJosephSmithThe FemaleReliefSociety ofNauvooBelle S.SpaffordThe goal ofgatheringmoney forcharityEmmaSmithSisterJean B.BinghamMarch17,1842ElizaR.SnowCharityWheatGoldandBlue18Thecontributionof wheat andflour for waruseNauvooTempleMake workclothes forthoseworking onthe templeBurdensAsSister’sin ZionThe ReliefSocietymagazine“inspireour everydeed”LucyMackSmith1stCorinthiansWomen 18years of ageand older, andall women whoare marriedThe SegoLily/WheatSheaf“CharityneverFaileth”PresidentJosephSmithThe FemaleReliefSociety ofNauvooBelle S.SpaffordThe goal ofgatheringmoney forcharityEmmaSmithSisterJean B.BinghamMarch17,1842ElizaR.SnowCharityWheatGoldandBlue18Thecontributionof wheat andflour for waruseNauvooTempleMake workclothes forthoseworking onthe templeBurdensAsSister’sin ZionThe ReliefSocietymagazine“inspireour everydeed”LucyMackSmith

Relief Society Bingo - 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. 1st Corinthians
  2. Women 18 years of age and older, and all women who are married
  3. The Sego Lily/ Wheat Sheaf
  4. “Charity never Faileth”
  5. President Joseph Smith
  6. The Female Relief Society of Nauvoo
  7. Belle S. Spafford
  8. The goal of gathering money for charity
  9. Emma Smith
  10. Sister Jean B. Bingham
  11. March 17, 1842
  12. Eliza R. Snow
  13. Charity
  14. Wheat
  15. Gold and Blue
  16. 18
  17. The contribution of wheat and flour for war use
  18. Nauvoo Temple
  19. Make work clothes for those working on the temple
  20. Burdens
  21. As Sister’s in Zion
  22. The Relief Society magazine
  23. “inspire our every deed”
  24. Lucy Mack Smith