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Writing on our Hearts Blog:
As part of the Keywi project, each tab represents a pack of memory-verse flashcards (also called Flashpaks) arranged according to various topics.  The top tabs are arranged to include the verses for each category with a link to a devotional on each verse so you can study and understand the verse as you commit it to memory.  

 Each topic is not an exhaustive list, but we hope to offer more flashpaks and categories in the future as God leads this project's growth.

Whether you know a few basic verses or have entire chapters of the Bible memorized, please be encouraged to share your stories, read or give advice on memorization, and submit your own devotional.

 The Keywi Project:
To learn more, visit the Keywi website or click on the links below to read more about how the project began:
The Keywi Begins 
The Keywi is Born
The Keywi Goes to Costa Rica
The Keywi Symbol

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