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The Comfort Kit
Free printable Scripture sheets for grief, hospital visits, waiting, end of life, caregivers, and the moments when you simply don’t know what to say. Every sheet follows the same shape: the moment, a few passages with one line on why, what to say, and how to use it. Read one. Then stop.
One PDF, 11 pages, free. No signup.
For pastors and chaplains: pastoral-care Scripture, ready for the binder. For caregivers, hospice volunteers, and friends: Scripture for difficult days, ready for the nightstand. Same sheets. No account, no email gate, no donation ask, nothing for sale.
Or one sheet at a time
- Scripture for someone who is grievingFor the weeks after the funeral · one page · Open the PDFWhat’s on it
- Wedding Scripture, by moment in the ceremonyFor officiants, couples, and anyone writing the card · 2 pages · Open the PDFWhat’s on it
- Scripture for waiting on test resultsOne page for the pocket, the waiting room, and the night before · one page · Open the PDFWhat’s on it
- What to read when someone is dyingFor hospice, the bedside, and the last days · one page · Open the PDFWhat’s on it
- Scripture for caregiversFor the long haul: aging parents, dementia, cancer, the hospital chair · one page · Open the PDFWhat’s on it
- When you don’t know what to sayA one-page leave-behind: three passages and three human sentences · one page · Open the PDFWhat’s on it
- For tonight, when you can’t sleepA one-page leave-behind: five passages, no commentary · one page · Open the PDFWhat’s on it
- Funeral Scripture by situationFor clergy, families, and funeral directors · 4 pages · Open the PDFWhat’s on it
- Scripture for the hospital roomFor the bedside, the waiting room, and the drive over · one page · Open the PDFWhat’s on it
What this is, and isn’t
I am a layperson, not a pastor or a counselor, so the sheets stay modest: Scripture, brief context, and a few plainspoken sentences. They are meant to help you show up, not to replace pastoral care, a doctor, or a grief counselor. Where a sheet touches something that needs real help, it says so.
If you keep a resource page for a church, a hospice, a chaplaincy, or a caregiving group, you are welcome to link this page. That is what it is for. The address is short on purpose: betterverses.com/comfort-kit.
Made from the same pages as the rest of the site, so nothing here says something the site doesn’t. How I choose verses.