Have you had a chance to teach “The Miracle,” written by Shawna Edwards before? It’s a beautiful song that’s a great theme to tie into your 2023 New Testament Primary Songs and our The Miracle Flip Chart will make it easy to learn!
Just start by grabbing a copy of The Miracle Sheet Music on LDS.org here. Since it was published in The Friend Magazine and available on the church website, it’s considered pre-approved to teach in Primary! Though you may still want to run it past your Primary Presidency.
To pair this song with others on your list this year, head over to see our 4-Year Come Follow Me Song Rotation. It will help you pick out which songs to teach at the start of the year.
The Miracle was written by Shawna Edwards. This song was published in the Friend magazine and is considered pre-approved to teach in Primary.
You can find the free sheet music here. You can also find her extended recomposed version with the 3rd version for purchase on her website, here.
The Miracle Flip Chart
If you’ve used any of my Primary Singing Time Flip Charts, you’ll know I like to make them as short and condensed as possible. But this song made that tricky! It’s a longer flip chart than I typically create, but you’ll know just when to turn the page with the natural transition points.
With that, you’ll love this post on how I use flip charts to give you lots of tricks to make the most out of this flip chart! And then, see our tips and tricks for using flip charts for singing time. There are simple changes that can make a big difference in the ease of using your flipcharts in Primary!
The Miracle Singing Time Flip Chart
This colorful flip chart is 2-pages per verse and a page for the chorus, plus a separate page for the extended final chorus. It has lots of color on keywords and beautiful pictures to help the lyrics to come to life. That makes it a 6-page long flip chart all together.
*Now with the extended 3rd verse included! If you are using the free sheet music version on the church website, you will skip printing pages 6-7, but print page 8 for the extended chorus!
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The Miracle Simple Flip Chart Printable
Or, choose the simple black and white version of The Miracle Flip Chart. It’s distraction free and can easily be slipped into a binder and flipped over the podium to have the words available for kids and teachers that may need them for reference.
*Now with the extended 3rd verse included! If you are using the free sheet music version on the church website, you will skip printing pages 6-7, but print page 8 for the extended chorus!
The Miracle Slideshow Flip Chart
And finally, choose our The Miracle Slideshow Flip Chart if you have a TV or projector available in your Primary room. You’ll be able to have the lyrics up and visible while keeping your hands free to lead the music or direct the activity!
*This first slideshow matches the standard sheet music on the church website.
The Miracle Extended Slideshow with 3rd Verse
Shawna released an extended recomposed version of The Miracle. The sheet music is available for sell on her website. If you choose to teach the longer version of this song, you’ll appreciate this extended flip chart with the extra verse and chorus!
Have any feedback about my The Miracle flip chart? Let me know in the comments!
Do you have a flip chart for the 3rd verse of The Miracle?
Hey Alisha, I used the lyrics from LDS.org sheet music for this flip chart. I didn’t realize there isn’t a 3rd verse! I’ll look into it. 🙂
Found it, and added the 3rd extended verse! 🙂 Thanks for pointing that out.
I’m having trouble printing the extended version in Portrait. It puts it all in the center of the page. Is this something you can change on your end?
Hi Alisha, I just double checked with a test print and it came out correctly. My guess is one of your settings are off. Maybe check paper size, margins, and the setting to “fit” or use “actual size” and make sure those are all correct and try again.