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Help us bring the Play + Pray Challenge to every parish in America.
Everything you need to share this with your community is right here — and it's all free.
It only takes three steps:
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Share the flyer.
Print it for your bulletin board, or share the image digitally via email or social media.
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Announce it.
Use the ready-made bulletin blurb or social post below—copy, paste, done.
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Send families here.
Direct everyone to messyfamilyproject.org/challenge to sign up and get their free packet.
Copy and paste any of these directly into your bulletin, email, or social feed:
Bulletin insert image
A ready-to-share 4.25″ x 5.5″ image.
Print it, attach it to an email, or post it on social.
Full text blurb (for bulletins, email newsletters, or parish websites)
The Play + Pray Challenge — This June!
If you’re going to pray with your family, you need to play with them first. This June, we’re inviting Catholic families to do three things:
- Plan and go on a date night.
- Organize a family fun day.
- Proclaim Jesus Christ as the King of your Home!
Let’s celebrate marriage. Let’s celebrate family life. Let’s celebrate Jesus as King!
Sign up at messyfamilyproject.org/challenge and receive a free challenge kit with date night and family day ideas, plus simple steps to enthrone the Sacred Heart of Jesus in your home.
Social snippet (for Facebook, Instagram, or parish email)
This June, Catholic families across the country are taking the Play + Pray Challenge — a date night, a family day, and enthroning Jesus as King of the home. Join us! Sign up free at messyfamilyproject.org/challenge.
#playandpraychallenge @MessyFamilyProject
Post it
Print these and put them up around your parish — bulletin boards, entrances, meeting rooms.
Colorful 8.5″ x 11″ flyer for digital sharing or printing. Use the file with bleed for professional, edge to edge printing.
Colorful 11″ x 17″ flyer for digital sharing or printing. Use the file with bleed for professional, edge to edge printing.
Share with families
Hand these out, email them, or link to them so families know exactly what the challenge involves.
