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Books > Children's & Educational > Humanities > Religious education / world faiths > Christianity
This is the latest in this series aimed at young Anglicans. The
previous ones have included "What We Do In Church" and "What We Do
In Advent".The idea behind the series is that it teaches families
about aspects of the faith. The key word here is "families",
because although the books themselves are clearly for children, and
4-7 years old at that, they actually have something to teach the
whole family and there are Parent Pages that contain background
information and advice for parenting in the pews (and let's be
honest, some parents really need to learn this!).Although these
books are written by Episcopalians, they are more than suitable for
any denomination that uses the liturgical calendar.Illustrated
throughout, and with mazes, crosswords, join the dots and more,
this is a fun way to teach children about what is traditionally a
solemn season.
The Authentic Youth Bible is a popular choice for teens, youth
groups and schools. The fully anglicised text uses the accurate and
accessible ERV (Easy to Read) translation. The contemporary
language makes the Authentic Youth Bible easy to get into, so that
teens can get a lot out of it! Many extra features are included to
help young people understand the Bible for themselves, including
introductions to each Bible book, 164 studies that dig deeper into
key passages, and 275 insight boxes that help explain the meaning
of certain verses. 32 full colour pages tackle issues such as peer
pressure, relationships, image and self-esteem as well as looking
at themes such as following Jesus, the Trinity and trusting God.
The Authentic Youth Bible is a full text Bible that is the perfect
choice to help teens get into the Bible for themselves and develop
strong foundations in the faith. Content Benefits: The Authentic
Youth Bible is a contemporary and accessible translation that is
bursting with extra features that will help teens and young adults
understand and live out God's Word today. - A popular choice for
secondary schools and for youth groups as well as for personal use
- Allows youth leaders to teach the Bible in an accessible yet
accurate way - Enables teens to engage with the Bible for
themselves - Ideal for 13 - 18 year olds and young adults -
Contemporary translation which is relevant and accurate - Simple to
understand - Anglicised text, with UK spelling and grammar -
Introductory notes size up the setting and discover the Who, When
and What of each Bible book - Introductions to both the Old and New
Testaments to help set the scene - 164 Bible Bit pages help you dig
deeper and explore key passages - 275 Insight boxes enable you to
probe passages and explore the meaning of verses - 32 full colour
pages explore important and topical issues teens face - Easy to
read type in two columns - A dictionary, conveniently placed at the
back of the Bible for easy reference, helps explains difficult or
key words - Overview of the Bible - How to read the Bible section
helps readers get started - Maps of key periods - Table of weights
and measures - A list of Bible verses to help in various situations
- Presentation page - Binding - Hardback - Pages - 1399 - Publisher
- Authentic Media
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With text retold in a lively style with plenty of dialogue, these
stories introduce young children to 20 parables in a way that can
be easily understood. Bright illustrations full of colour accompany
the stories to engage the interest of young children. The parables
include: The Sower / The Hidden Treasure / The Finest Pearl in the
World / The Mustard Seed / The Great Feast / The Lost Sheep / The
Workers in the Vineyard / The Two Sons / The Cunning Servant / The
Rich Man and Lazarus / The Two Men at the Temple / The Widow and
the Judge / The Friend at Midnight / Building a Tower / The
Unforgiving Servant / The Two House Builders / The Three Servants /
Building Barns for a Bumper Harvest / A Tale of Two Servants / The
Ten Bridesmaids
Kids know how important it is to read and know the Bible: after all, it
contains God’s message of love for the world. But where do young
readers start when they want to really find out what goes on between
the pages of this Book?
The Kids Bible is a full-text King James Version Bible specially
designed for readers ages 8-12, to encourage them to begin the
adventure of lifelong Bible reading. The 40 full-color pages
interspersed throughout the Old and New Testaments of the Bible offer
study helps to expand young readers’ Bible knowledge and guide them to
connect to the biblical people, places, and events they are reading
about.
Best of all, kids will discover how much God cares and loves children!
Ideal for reading at home, church, or school, this Bible will grow with
your kids as they grow in Christ.
• 13.59-point type size
An enjoyable and instructive presentation of the Eucharistic
celebration for primary age children.
Who is God to you? Do you call Him Father? Is He at the top of
your friends list? Do you count Jesus as your Savior and Lord? Is
His Holy Spirit your teacher? Is His fruit growing inside you, and
are you sharing Him with others?
Come and see how every day-in the ordinary occurrences, in the
intense inner struggles and trials, in my failures, in the pain and
hurt, in the tears and laughter, in the joy and triumphs-I have
found God to be all those and more. Each life is full of glimpses
of God: who He is and how He wants you to know Him in every one of
those ways. Maybe in sharing my glimpses with you, I can help you
find some of your own
A delightful introduction to the story of Jonah. Why is Jonah
thrown into the stormy sea? Read about Jonah's adventure and find
out how he ends up inside a big fish! The story of Jonah is
delightfully retold in simple and easy-to-understand language for
young children. With colourful, friendly artwork and lots of ideas
included for participating in the stories, this book is sure to be
loved by children and parents alike. Content Benefits: A lovely
retelling of the story of Jonah and the whale for young children
that will encourage parents and children to explore the story
together. Charming and detailed illustrations provide opportunities
for spotting things and aiding further discussion Simple
introduction to Jonah for young children Next Steps Section
provides questions to engage further with the story Part of the My
First Bible Stories series, which combines simple retellings with
fabulous illustrations Great price point makes this ideal for
Sunday School prizes or gifts Suitable for children aged 4-7
Binding - Paperback Pages - 24 Publisher - Authentic Media
Hierdie kleurvolle geillustreerde Bybelstories is spesiaal vir
Vreugde! Kleuters geskep. Elke verhaal word vergesel deur ‘n gebed,
om kinders te help om met God te praat, asook ‘n Christelike waarde
wat die storie versterk. Hierdie boek help kinders om Vreugde!
Kleuters te wees. ‘n Vreugde! Kleuter vier die vreugde van Jesus
deur ‘n vreugde-vervulde lewe te lei. lees die Bybelstorie en
gesels dan oor die storie en Christelike waardes met jou kind,
speel die raai-spel en se die gebed saam met jou kind op.
My eie Bybel is die perfekte geskenk. My eie Bybel bevat 'n
versameling van al die klassieke, gewildste Bybelstories,
insluitende al die immergroen gunstelinge wat by almal byval vind.
Die stories word op 'n eenvoudige manier deur Bethan James
aangebied sodat die kleinspan dit sal kan verstaan. Al die stories
is kleurvol geillustreer deur die ervare kinderboek-illustreerder,
Estelle Corke.
While kids enjoy the fast-paced game of Snap!, they can also learn about some of the amazing children mentioned in the Bible. This box with 48 cards includes 12 sets of 4 cards. Each set of cards feature a character from the Bible, such as Miriam, Moses and Josiah. The recurring theme of Matthew 19:14 will remind children that they are always welcome to come to Jesus and that He loves them very much.
Snap! also helps to improve kids’ matching and memory skills, as well as patience and concentration. It's good for teaching kids to be good sports, whether they win or lose.
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