LDS Apostle Match

It's 10 minutes before Church starts and you are desperately looking in the laundry room for the zip top bag that holds whats left of the crayons. You grab the "quiet bag" shake last weeks fruit snacks and fish shaped crackers out and then run to the printer to grab some blank paper. Scripture bags in the left hand, diaper bag in the right and "quiet bag" over the shoulder you jump in the car and head to church being certain to follow all traffic laws on the way in of course. As church begins, you know it's going to be one of those days. One of those "It doesn't matter what I put in front of my kids, they are not going to be quiet" days. We know, we've been there.

Category	Price	Seller	Device
Games	Free	Snoopy Enterprises	iPhone, iPad, iPod

This is why we created LDS Apostle match. We needed a way to keep our kids engaged during those rough patches but wanted to give them something that would also teach them about who the members of the First Presidency and Quorum of the Twelve Apostles are and maybe just a little bit about these faithful men. We wanted our kids to recognize these leaders by face and know something about them. So we created this game, the classic memory matching game with the faces of the First Presidency and Quorum of the Twelve Apostles. Click on the "Apostles" link to learn more about them.

We hope you learn and enjoy as we have and look for other Ironrod Software Games on the app store as well-

Reviews

Very good
Erreeeeeee

Very good

Kid tested
eednar

Very nice app - my kids love it!

Love it!!
Lover of all

Perfect for sacrament and when my kids have 'boring' moments!

Good game
Dshnwllms

Good game just keep having issue with some sort of bug after playing it for a little while.

Room for improvement
MrWerks

I like the simple layout and the graphics are nice but I would like to see the names on the cards as you turn them over and a bonus level of matching name to face. Is a nice game though.

Great for non readers
Murrguest

Nice graphics but it would be nice to match up a picture with a name instead of just pictures. Or even more of a challenge by placing them in seniority order.