• Choose traditional play or one hour version.
• Opoly-style play.
• A monopoly version where cooperation and not accumulation is the key.
• You cannot win by destroying your nents but you can only win by assisting fellow players.
• Be the first player to build a church in one of the bible cities to win.
• Board spaces are specific to the places and events from the bible.

Product Description ------------------- Enjoy this themed monopoly style game with a Bible twist. Fun and educational. Learn about the Bible as you play. Makes a great gift .com ---- Unlike Monopoly, Bibleopoly doesn't reward players for the accumulation of wealth, but instead for the accumulation of good deeds. The competition, for two to six players, is about who can do the most for others, not themselves. In the midst of all this kindness, players travel through cities mentioned in the Bible. Careful! Don't land in the Abyss! City Cards, like street cards in Monopoly, give brief biblical descriptions of the various cities. Faith Cards may ask players facts about the cities or to recite Bible verses. The winner of Bibleopoly is the first person to build a church, which requires many offerings. The win is celebrated by all as the winner names the church. This game is an enjoyable way for Bible students to learn biblical history, and it makes an excellent addition to any Sunday School room or family game drawer. --Lee Strucker P.when('A').execute(function(A) { A.on('a:expander:toggle_description:toggle:collapse', function(data) { window.scroll(0, data.expander.$expander[0].offsetTop-100); }); }); From the Manufacturer --------------------- The Bibliopoly combines the fun of a property trading game with remarkable cities of the Bible. It is a biblical game of fun and faith. Players start in the beginning and journey through bible cities, meditation, community celebration, and occasionally the abyss. Players earn a cornerstone by helping a fellow player or doing community service. They then make offerings in order to earn the bricks and steeple needed to build a church. See more ( javascript:void(0) )