Just in time for Easter, FamilyLife Publishing has released updated versions of Resurrection Eggs in English/Spanish, with booklets explaining the meaning of each symbol inside the eggs.

Gregg Stutts, vice president for FamilyLife Publishing, said more than a million units of Resurrection Eggs-featuring a dozen colorful plastic eggs that illustrate the death, burial and resurrection of Jesus-have been sold.

In 2006, surveys showed that more than 1.5 million children were exposed to the true meaning of Easter, according to FamilyLife. FamilyLife is promoting the fourth annual World's Largest Neighborhood Easter Egg Hunt on April 7.