How to make Gospel Fuzzies

Does your church use Gospel Fuzzies?  Ours does in Sunday School for the pre-schoolers. They are small little colored fluff balls that sing to you.  Preschoolers go nuts for them.

To spare you my singing voice, I’ll share the same video I found for our training this year:

Gospel Fuzzies lyrics

Here are the lyrics all typed out. It’s a really simple song, lots of repetition, and sung quickly with energy.

• We’re the Gospel Fuzzies, we’re the Gospel Fuzzies, we’re the Gospel Fuzzies with a song to sing.
• Gold stands for heaven, gold stands for heaven, gold stands for heaven where I want to be.
• Dark means I’m a sinner, dark means I’m a sinner, dark means I’m a sinner and I can’t get in.
• Red means Jesus died, red means Jesus died, red means Jesus died, and came alive again!
• Clean means I’m forgiven, clean means I’m forgiven, clean means I’m forgiven if I trust in Him.
• Green means I am growing, green means I am growing, green means I am growing if I follow Him.
• We’re the gospel fuzzies, we’re the gospel fuzzies, we’re the gospel fuzzies, Go and tell the Good News!

Little kids love this song.  Especially if they have their own to sing with.

So, I spent an hour or so making 100 sets for Kids Clubs this year.  It’s easy for the simple version all you need are:

Supplies:

(these are Amazon affiliate links)

craft sticks, red pom poms, Yellow Pom Poms, white pom poms, black pom poms, green pom poms, Ziploc bags

Just put a dot of glue on each stick and that’s all you need, it holds up against destructive 4-year-olds just fine.

Put your sets in a ziploc bag and you’re good to go.