Children

Each colorful page in this children’s alphabet book takes you to a different people group that does not have the Bible in its own language. The pictures and text tell something of the culture, dress, and life of those portrayed.

Organized by the four seasons, this book helps kids take their first steps toward a fulfilling devotional life. Each of the 52 weekly units features an engaging contemporary story, plus: discussion questions, a Bible story, prayer suggestions, an activity, and a memory verse.

This is a devotion book for tweenagers (ages 8-12 or so) to read and enjoy for themselves. Each devotional tale includes an explanation of the Bible text, a delightful cartoon illustration, interesting facts about the featured animal, a personal application, as well as puzzles and fun learning activities related to the Bible text.

Judy Langley who tells us what it was like for her American son, Anthony, to grow up in Zimbabwe, Africa. You and your child can travel to Zimbabwe with Anthony and see first hand how an American missionary child lives in a Land Far Away.

An alphabet book which describes the cultures of twenty-six groups of people around the world who do not have a version of the Bible in their own language.

From The Global Bible for Children, The Memory Verse Calendar is a great way for children to learn about different countries throughout the year. The colorful pages include interesting information and a Bible verse on each page. The perpetual style is convenient and practical as it can be used year after year.

Heroes for Young Readers introduces younger children to the lives of Christian heroes! Whether reading for themselves or being read to, children love the captivating rhyming poems and unforgettable color illustrations of the Heroes for Young Readers series.

Meet....Walday ~ who takes a stick to a sackful of Hyena; Kingfisher ~ who earns his bright colors; Leopard ~ who gets caught in a Monkey.

In this story Rick-a-chee learns about jealousy and what it can do to friendships. Each book is filled with full page, black & white illustrations, perfect for children to color.

The earliest years of childhood provide fertile soil for planting important truths, and the engaging new Seedling and Sprout series offers the perfect way to introduce toddlers and preschoolers to the concepts that will shape their values.

Six exciting stories about children in Africa which teach an important lesson. Full page pictures are suitable for coloring.

This book has seven stories of confrontation with dangerous African snakes. It will really catch the interest of children. Each story has a Scripture application that makes the Gospel relevant to life in Africa and other tropical locations. Each story is presented in large print and is about four pages long. Three black and white sketches illustrate each separate story.

Published in the USA from missionary Dave Naff who collected stories while serving in Liberia, for over a period of more than 35 years. Many of these stories are fables that have been handed down for centuries from one storyteller to another. These are great for using in Sunday Schools, Daily Vacation Bible Schools, camps, churches, and homes.

A collection of African folk tales, told by the wise old grandfather Baba to his grandchildren, speaks about situations in daily life. The nine stories demonstrate the contrast between right and wrong and the consequences of each, and motivate children to want their decisions to be right ones.

In this story Rick-a-chee learns about jealousy and what it can do to friendships. Each book is filled with full page, black & white illustrations, perfect for children to color.

The Village Well is a short children's book that explains the great need for clean water wells and describes the situation that many African villages face. It also introduces a well drilling project that is attempting to help. Each of the five chapters is accompanied by questions and black and white illustrations for coloring.