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This beautifully illustrated, delightful story is inspired by Psalm 30:5 “weeping may stay for the night but joy comes in the morning.” It..
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This brand new book from Jennifer Grant is definitely worth picking up! Written specifically for this pandemic season we have experienced,..
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A New York Times #1 best seller, this brand new, just published book that was begun by the late Rachel Held Evans and completed by Matthew..
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If you are looking for a children’s book that captures the wonder and mystery and the extraordinary in the ‘ordinary’ of Ascension, Pentec..
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If we don’t want our kids to embrace racist ideas, we must surround them with antiracist ideas. (p. 10)
The quote above from Rebekah Gien..
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This delightful book, written by Tina Cho, is based on the story from John 21, where Jesus shares a breakfast with his disciples. Beautifu..
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This is the newest book by authour Glenys Nellist and it is absolutely delightful! Similar to her ‘Twas the Night of Christmas’ book, she ..
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This delightful storybook by Jennifer Grant is a wonderful way to have conversation with kids about the fruit of the Spirit (Galatians 5:2..
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“Children are not simply passive consumers of theology; they actively generate theological meaning for themselves. As they do, they take i..
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This is another wonderful book by authour Glenys Nellist and the latest addition to the Little Mole adventures. Aimed at younger kids (3-7..