101 tear-off jokes guaranteed to brighten any kid’s day!

Pass on a little bit of love and humor with these fun tear-off lunchbox jokes. Tear off a note, add a personal message on the back and pop it into your child’s lunchbox to let them know you are thinking about them.

Taken from Rob Elliott’s best-selling Laugh-Out-Loud Jokes for Kids.

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

Even the youngest children recognize that love makes them feel safe and happy. With this sweet and engaging board book, little ones will begin to understand how they can show love too. "Baby Love" knows God and her friends and family love her, and she wants to share that love with others. She uses kind words, gives warm hugs, and watches over her baby brother. She knows love is saying and doing.

The Baby Virtues series introduces babies and toddlers to the fundamentals of Christian faith and biblical virtues. Each book in the series personifies a virtue as a lovable character and uses action-oriented language and recognizable settings to explore the importance of the virtue in an accessible manner appropriate for the youngest child.

Jonah was ordered to go to the city of Nineveh to preach the word of God. He tried to escape from his responsibility. Jonah learned quickly that he could not escape from God's wrath. The Lord is merciful when you repent from evil.

Empower your child to be a positive force in the world with this encouraging picture book that teaches kids that no matter how small an action may be, there is always something they can do to make the world a better place."When I know a friend is hurting then my heart starts aching too, like it’s asking me a question . . . is there something I can do?"? Based on a familiar passage from Matthew 25, this picture book explores themes of compassion and empathy, encouraging children to take positive action when they see a need in the world around them. From big things―like helping to plant a community garden or trying to find a home for an animal in need―to small things―like making a card or welcoming someone new―there is always something we can do! The book's lyrical refrain will stick with kids long after the book is closed: "If there’s something that you notice, there is something you can do. Keep your kindness radar working―maybe something starts with you!" Immerse your little one in a world of kindness and hope with this gorgeously illustrated offering from Natalee Creech.

A devotional for 6- to 10-year-olds that’s packed with Bible stories and doodling fun to help kids draw closer to God.

Designed especially for kids, this book is made to be doodled on.

Doodle Devotions for Kids by Nancy Taylor will help children aged 6 to 10 explore and apply their faith to real life with 60 easy-to-read devotions inspired by well-known Old and New Testament stories. Stories include Creation, the Flood, the parable of the Prodigal Son and Jesus walks on water. The fun doodle prompts that accompany each story will give kids the boost they need to creatively express their faith.

Also available in Afrikaans under the title ’n Doodle-dagboek vir kinders

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