Candy Cane Gospel Poem for Christmas
Our family goes Christmas caroling every year, and we often carry along candy canes to hand out to the neighbors and friends for whom we sing. So when I spotted this “Candy Cane Gospel Poem,” I knew it would make a perfect addition to our little holiday tradition.
We originally tied these full color tags on our treats:
I designed the printable in two different sizes and shared them here on our web site, in case others might like to use them, as well.
But color ink can be expensive (unless you order it dirt cheap, like I do) and sometimes takes longer to print. So I recently created a black and white version. Don’t they look crisp, clean, and easy to read? And, if you want more color, just print on green or red copy paper.
I made these black and white tags in both small and large sizes, as well. To download and print any of these resources, simply click on the picture or the link below.
I’m sorry to say I don’t know who wrote this poem originally. If you do, please let me know in the comment section below, so that I can credit the author properly.
Thank you. These are wonderful for the youth at church. Blessings
You are so welcome, Keisha. I’m glad you can use them!
Good Day Jennifer
thank you for this its amazing for our Sunday School and our Senior citizens
i really look foward to you printables it make excellent gifts and topics.
blessings to you and your family
Dazray
JHB – South Africa
It makes me so happy to know our printables are being used as far away as South Africa, Dazray!
Thank you for taking the time to make and share these. I got to print for my classical conversations class and didn’t have to take the time to write it all up and design it in canva. You rock! Merry Christmas
Happy to help, Rachel!
You are amazing!!!!!! I work in activities for Seniors. I love to share your printables.
Merry Christmas,
Judy
Thanks for your kind words, Judy. We serve an amazing God, don’t we? It makes me happy to think of you sharing my printables with the seniors in your charge. Keep up the good work!
Fantastic! Thank you for making these available.
You’re so welcome. I’m happy to for you to use them, Tilane!