Children’s / Teenage general interest: Christianity
Christian Focus Publications Ltd The Man Who Ran: A puzzle book about Jonah
Book SynopsisWhen Jonah ran away from God he found himself in deep trouble! He should have listened to God ... Was it too late to change his mind? Solve the puzzles, crack the codes and discover some fascinating facts about Jonah.You will find there are loads to do. Each book has the story of the person on the very first page. There's joining the dots, chasing round in word searches, spot the difference and loads more then if you get stuck the answers are in the back!
£7.54
Christian Focus Publications Ltd The Shepherd King: A puzzle book about David
Book SynopsisDavid had a tough job looking after his father's sheep. After fighting the wild bear and the roaring lion, David wasn't scared when he came face to face with Goliath the giant. He had Someone on his side who could overcome the enemy. You will find there are loads to do. Each book has the story of the person on the very first page. There's joining the dots, chasing round in word searches, spot the difference and loads more then if you get stuck the answers are in the back!
£7.24
Christian Focus Publications Ltd New York City Adventures
Book SynopsisNew York City is full of excitement at any hour of the day or night. Imagine riding in a speedboat out to the Statue of Liberty, or having a sleepover in the Museum of Natural History. You can walk across the famous Brooklyn Bridge or watch a movie being filmed right on the street. Or maybe you'd like to travel back in time, to experience life as an early New Yorker.If there's anything fascinating or fun that you can't do here, it's just because no one has thought of it yet. For over a hundred years New York has been known as 'The Big Apple' - the best place in the world to be.In this buzzing big city, you may be surprised to find quiet corners and vast green spaces filled with all kinds of wildlife. You'll also meet people who are trusting God with their lives and trying to make a difference in the lives of others. Quizzes and illustrations included.Trade Review"It is written in a colourful way, giving a real picture of the sights and sounds that would greet one in New York. The themes covered range from slavery, immigration, sweatshops, street gangs, wildlife in Central Park and the terrorist attacks of 9/11, to name a few. The reader is introduced to many characters, some famous and others unsung heroes who quietly trusted God and tried to make a difference in the lives of others. The challenge is made to the reader to reach others with the good news of Jesus too. The best praise for this book comes from my eight-year-old, who said: 'I think it's a very good book and it's always pointing to Jesus'." -- Evangelicals Now
£10.00
Christian Focus Publications Ltd God’s Little Guidebooks Creation: 8 Books Box Set
Book SynopsisThe six days of creation retold for younger children. Also includes the day of rest and a title to show how God’s Word is continued in the people who love him. Illustrated by Rebecca Elliott.
£11.29
Christian Focus Publications Ltd What God Says: God Is Forever
Book SynopsisBible verses about the word Eternal. What God says is important. Listen to him. Take your pens and crayons and create some Bible art with these Bible verses about an important word called Eternal. Remember that God is eternal and lives forever. He gives us the free gift of forgiveness and eternal life through the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ, his only Son.
£5.54
Christian Focus Publications Ltd The Greatest Rescue: A puzzle book about Jesus
Book SynopsisJesus and his disciples arrive at the City of Jerusalem... but it's not a safe place for Jesus to be. His disciples and friends are worried about what is going to happen. Jesus has enemies in this place. But as he makes his entrance into Jerusalem to the cheers of crowds it's hard to imagine the suffering that is going to come. Jesus will soon be arrested, imprisoned and left to die on a cross. But something amazing is going to happen. Jesus comes back to life! Who are the first people to see him? What happens when Jesus visits the disciples? Why does Jesus leave the disciples in the end? The answers to these questions and more are in this book. There are lots of puzzles, games and other things to enjoy!
£7.17
Christian Focus Publications Ltd On Fire: and other Bible Stories
Book SynopsisWatch out - these stories are H...H...Hot!Each one is about fire - but there's not a matchstick or a marshmallow in sight! They are all from the bible and show how God has used fire throughout scripture in a variety of ways. He used fire to get Moses to pay attention.He used it to help the Israelites find their way through the dark. He used it to keep Adam and Eve out of the garden. But fire also appears in the New Testament... soldiers with torches arrest Jesus in the garden of Gethsemane. Peter warms himself by some flames while at the same time he denies the Lord Jesus. Jesus himself cooks a fish Barbie on the beach after his resurrection and the Holy Spirit comes down on the disciples at Pentecost with tongues of flame.
£10.00
Christian Focus Publications Ltd Postcards From Paul
Book SynopsisPostcards from Paul is the ideal way to teach children about the journeys and teaching of Paul as he made his way church planting and visiting churches that sprang up after Christians moved across the world in response to Jesus' command to go into all the world.The cartoon artwork has been freshly scanned and the book has a bigger page size.
£7.82
Christian Focus Publications Ltd The Golden Chariot: True Stories of God at Work
Book SynopsisThese are exciting, true stories, written by modern day kids whose parents are part of a missionary organisation that is now 100 years old. These young writers reflect the multinational identity of WEC: they come from Australia, Peru, Brazil, South Africa, Germany, Korea, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Nigeria, the United Kingdom and the United States.
£10.10
Christian Focus Publications Ltd Thank You God
Book SynopsisA Colouring BookTrade ReviewThese little colouring books are great. Sarah Womersley is known for her comical, cutesy drawings of typical family life, of skinny children with bemused smiles, button noses, knock knees and baggy ankle socks.Each page contains a different scene to illustrate a different Bible verse... The illustrations are surrounded with bold lines and plenty of space so would be suitable for young or even older children. The pictures are interesting and busy, so there is much to capture the imagination and discuss, sometimes bordering more on the cartoon...these books would be ideal for Sunday School, birthday presents, or wet weekend fillers. There are 14 pictures in each book. -- Helen Moores, Christian Bookstore Journal
£5.54
Christian Focus Publications Ltd Talking With God
Book SynopsisThank you that you are my Father in heaven that I never have to say 'Goodbye'. Thank you that you are always with me." In an age of absentee fathers, or worse, this book makes praying the 'Our Father' accessible to all children. Good foundations are laid for a child's understanding of the character of God. It's fun too - hunt the prayer replaces hunt the thimble as just the thing for the family to do instead of watching Neighbours. There are good ideas of making a banner which even dads might join in with.Though the artwork is good, the pages leave me wondering who is supposed to read the book - parent, leader, or child? The teaching itself is sometimes uneasily mingled with instructions about using it. And if only we had a version of the Lord's Prayer everyone used.However, the book will prove a treasure trove of ideas either for family prayers or for Sunday groups. I am looking forward to playing Get it right, the board game inside the back cover. This game helps us think through the choices we make in our behaviour each day and especially what 'Your will be done' might mean in the school playground.Trade Review"This is a must have book for parents with growing children. Through studying the Lord's Prayer, and with discussion topics and things to do together, you can help your child understand what prayer is all about. Lessons are reinforced with craft activities and a fun, foldout game." -- Indepth
£8.61
Christian Focus Publications Ltd The Game Is Up – Old Testament (book 1)
Book Synopsis Are you looking to add another dimension to your teaching? Do you want to encourage your children to read the Bible? Do you want them to have strong Biblical foundations without compromising on fun and activity? TnT have developed The Game Is Up for this very purpose. All the games are directly linked to the lessons with strong Biblical emphasis that covers all major Christian doctrines. Visual aids for photocopying and clearly explained teaching points make this an excellent addition to any church resource library. Covers Genesis, Exodus, Numbers and Joshua. There is a companion volume to this book: The Game is Up Old Testament Book 2 which covers Judges, Ruth, 1&2 Samuel, 1 & 2 Kings, 2 Chronicles, Nehemiah, Esther, Job, Jeremiah, Daniel, Jonah. There are plans for books on the New Testament to come out in the following year. Take the Bible seriously and have loads of fun whilst you’re at it
£16.37
Christian Focus Publications Ltd God Is Kind: Colour and Learn
Book SynopsisDo you want to learn about God? Do you know that God is KIND? God is very KIND and very loving. He gives us families and he loves us very much. Colour in the pictures and learn some new words. Have fun and about how KIND God is. Illustrated by Derek Matthews.
£5.54
Christian Focus Publications Ltd Colour the Bible Book 5: Romans - Thessalonians
Book Synopsis There are 66 books in the bible and lots of things to learn. Copy the missing words and colour the pictures. You' ll learn about God and his Word. Extra verses sre included which teach about what the bible does and who Jesus is.You will also discover about Romans, 1 Corinthians, 2 Corinthians, Galatians, Ephesians, Colossians, 1 Thessalonians and 2 Thessalonians.
£5.54
Christian Focus Publications Ltd Bible Heroes Esther
Book Synopsis Esther is entering a beauty contest! The King is going to choose a wife. Is Esther going to be the fairest of them all? To find out about the beauty contest and how Esther saves the day - colour in the book and read the story. You can read about the book of Esther in the Bible in the book of Esther.
£5.23
Christian Focus Publications Ltd The Very Busy Week: Bible Events Dot to Dot Book
Book SynopsisJoin the dot to dots about Jesus' very busy week. You can read about Jesus' busy week in the books of Mark and Luke.
£5.54
Christian Focus Publications Ltd The New Children’s Bible
Book SynopsisThis popular Bible written for children has a new layout. The text has been updated and is designed to be enjoyed by children as well as the adults who read it to them. There are pictures on every page by the illustrator Fred Apps. Let the real adventure of the bible shine through. Trade ReviewThe best children's Bible we know. -- Barnabus Book Room
£14.39
Christian Focus Publications Ltd Famous Bible Stories Noah's Ark
Book SynopsisThis is one of the best loved bible stories for young children. A story of adventure and a story of God's mercy and care.
£6.70
Christian Focus Publications Ltd Famous Bible Stories Adam and Eve
Book SynopsisAdam and Eve live in God's wonderful garden. But find out what happens when they disobey God. This true story can be read in the book of Genesis.
£6.70
Christian Focus Publications Ltd The Lost Coin
Book SynopsisThis is a story that Jesus told. A woman has ten valuable coins - but she has lost one. What will she do now? Can you spot the hidden coin in every one picture? This is part of a series that will be an instant hit with young children whilst at the same time giving them early knowlege of the teachings of Jesus.
£6.80
Christian Aid Ministeries 101 Favorite Stories from the Bible
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£16.89
Rainbow Publishers Virtues and Values
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£12.71
Sophia Institute Press St. Patrick's Summer: A Children's Adventure Catechism
£999.99
Prayershop Finding God in Ordinary Things: A 30-Day
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£9.49
Herald Entertainment, Inc The Story of Saint Nicholas Coloring Book
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£7.41
Herald Entertainment, Inc Color Bk-Brother Francis Prese
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£7.58
E625 Salta (Bilingüe)
£10.00
Westminster/John Knox Press,U.S. A Very Big Problem
Book SynopsisIn the beginning, God's garden is beautiful and peaceful, but it doesn't stay that way. Everyone has something to say! Rain brags that it's the most refreshing. Birds boast that they’re the most splendid. Earthworms bluster about their busyness. Then Children come along, claiming to be the best of all. And it’s only fair that the best is loved most, isn’t it?A Very Big Problem is a Junior Library Guild Selection.Trade Review"A well-crafted story of cooperation and sharing within the context of the biblical story of Creation."—Kirkus Reviews * Kirkus Reviews *"With the biblical story of creation as their backdrop, each new natural element boasts that it is the best and the most loved, turning the peaceful garden upside down...In keeping with the book's midrash style of storytelling, children are encouraged to imagine, question, and reflect on the world around them, while colorful illustrations (and a note to adults) complete the experience."—Foreword Reviews * Foreword Reviews *"A heartening look at God's intervention when each part of creation vies to be loved most."—Spirituality & Practice"The artwork is colorful and multicultural depicting a world filled with beauty...Accessible and written in age-appropriate language."—Association of Jewish Libraries"A wonderfully entertaining and original picture book."—Midwest Book Review
£17.10
Westminster/John Knox Press,U.S. Dedication Promises
Book SynopsisDedication Promises helps explain to children the significance of their dedication in church and the promises their family and church community made to them on that special day. Featuring easy-to-follow language, bright and inclusive artwork, and four simple prayers, this inspiring book shows young children how important they are to God and to the whole church. Dedication Promises includes a special dedication page in the front of the book and is perfect for gift giving.Trade Review"Shows young children ages 0-3 just how important they are to God and to the whole church…perfect for gift giving." —Midwest Book Review
£11.75
Westminster/John Knox Press,U.S. The Good for Nothing Tree
Book SynopsisA tiny fig tree needs time to grow. But how much time? All four seasons go by . . . and there are no figs. The seasons pass again. Still no figs! Is the fig tree good for nothing?Inspired by the parable of the Barren Fig Tree, The Good for Nothing Tree reminds us that the sweetest figs, like many other things, are worth waiting for. Not every tree—and not every child—grows at the same pace. Yet patience, care, and love can change everything, making what may appear "good for nothing" very good.A note about the parable's New Testament origins and a recipe are included.Trade Review"As year follows year, the children lovingly and persistently tend to their beloved tree, ultimately reaping the literal fruit of their labor. . . . Many good things take time, but this book is short and sweet." —Kirkus Reviews
£17.37
Olive Branch Books Telling God's Story Year 4 Student Guide and
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£21.84
WestBow Press C'Era Una VOLTA Nell'universo
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£13.25
Edelvives Una Biblia Nuevo Testamento
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£999.99
Combel Ediciones Editorial Esin, S.A. Un Campesino En El Vaticano: Juan XXIII
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£10.32
Susaeta Ediciones, S.A. 365 Oraciones
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£36.58
Blume Adán Y Eva Y El Jardín del Edén
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£12.30
Scandinavia Publishing House Seek & Find in the Bible
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£999.99
Peeters Publishers The Manifestation of God's Merciful Justice: A
Book SynopsisRom 3:21-26 is crucial to the Letter to the Romans. Yet the construction and syntax of the pericope is perplexing, its meaning ambiguous or even obscure, its rhetoric complex and its interpretation and theology therefore controversial. Although clearly rich, its meaning is not easy to grasp in detail. For many interpreters, it concerns the justification of the human before God. For others it is about how Christ’s faithful death justifies and redeems humanity. We can describe the former interpretation as anthropocentric, focused on a perceived human need; and the latter as christocentric, focused on the action of Christ. This book argues that a theocentric reading does more justice to the text. Other readings overlook the overwhelming centrality and activity of God in Paul’s text. But a theocentric perspective provides a key which unlocks many of the puzzles in this passage and enables us to understand Romans 1-3.
£78.00
Peeters Publishers Comment? Les Lamentations de Jérémie
Book Synopsis En juillet 587 avant notre ère, l’ouragan Nabuchodonosor s’abat sur Israël et ne laisse derrière lui que la mort. Tout ce qui fait une nation est détruit jusqu’aux fondations : les institutions économiques, politiques, militaires et religieuses. Le pays est dévasté et l’élite est déportée à Babylone, le roi Jéchonias est capturé, on lui a crevé les yeux, l’armée est anéantie, les remparts rasés, le temple est pillé et incendié avec toute la ville de Jérusalem. Le livre commence par « Comment ? », repris en tête de trois de ses cinq poèmes. Comment un tel désastre a-t-il pu se produire ? Comment Dieu l’a-t-il permis et même causé ? Une seule institution résiste et c’est sur elle que sont construites les Lamentations : la langue avec son alphabet de vingt-deux lettres. L’acrostiche alphabétique marque les quatre premiers poèmes : chaque unité, vers ou groupe de vers, commence par une lettre de l’alphabet, d’Aleph à Taw, d’Alpha à Oméga, nous dirions : de A à Z. Tout, même le malheur et la lamentation se doivent d’être organisés, dans un ordre établi depuis toujours et que l’ennemi ne peut détruire. Au centre du livre, la troisième lamentation en constitue le sommet. Elle est marquée par un triplement de l’acrostiche. Surtout, le centre de ce centre est l’œil du cyclone, ce court temps de silence et d’apaisement où se fait entendre l’oracle du salut. Après quoi, les deux derniers poèmes sont plus courts et, dans le dernier, l’acrostiche alphabétique disparait, comme s’il n’avait plus de raison d’être. La douleur est toujours aussi vive, mais la promesse de la vie a été entendue.
£78.13
