Kategoria BISAC: Juvenile Nonfiction >> Religion - General

There is such a gift. A spiritual seed we can plant. A seed of knowledge that will empower them with the tools to create a life uniquely their own. We are a wonderful mix as spiritual and physical beings and when we begin to understand our own true nature, we begin to let go of the fears of failure, the fears of uncertainty, the...

Sometimes members of large families spread out into the world in order to get away from the conflict and negative interaction that occur when they all come together. Contrary to this, the members of the T Family enjoys being with each other. They often reminisce on the various aspects of their life story.

The T children grew up to be a strong group of...

Illustrated

Helen Walker Homan contributes her third volume to the Vision Books series of saints for youth in this story of the life of the greatly beloved St. Anthony of Padua.

Homan covers many of the important and exciting events in Friar Anthony's life including a voyage to the Mohammedan land of Morocco, a shipwreck, and the meeting in Assisi with St. Francis and all of the Friars Minor. From his days as a youth to the dramatic accounts of his powerful preaching and working miracles as a follower of St. Francis, Homan presents a fascinating account of...

Multicultural, Nondenominational, Nonsectarian
Endorsed by Protestant, Catholic, Jewish, and Buddhist Religious Leaders

Playfully explores with kids how God listens and how learning to listen is important.

How Does God Listen? encourages children to use all of their senses to explore and develop a personal relationship with God.

How does God listen? How do we know God is listening to us? Children will find the answers to these questions as they engage their senses while the story unfolds, learning how God listens in the wind, waves, clouds,...

Books seven to nine are contained in this, the third volume of stories about Leezah, Skye-Maree and Olingah Fitzgerald who live with their parents on Fellowship Farm, set out with joy to go blackberry picking.

But an unexpected turn of events at the river makes them fear for the lives of their puppies. AyyAm-i-HA follows with serving, teaching, gifts, treasure hunts as well as the challenge of bullying for Skye-Maree. After AyyAm-i-HA comes an opportunity to visit their eccentric Uncle Jack who takes them to the chocolate factory, aquatic centre and gives them many other treats both...

"Jeffrey Finds His Way" is a story and colouring book about an angel who looks down from heaven s gates and sees students in crisis. Jeffrey convinces God that he can help schools on earth become more like the schools in heaven, where all students shine brightly and love learning regardless of their differences.This little, inspirational story was created to help students identify their worth within the classroom and highlight each student s value. It has become a useful teaching tool to support all learning styles and teach compassion towards diversity."

This brightly illustrated picture book fosters an understanding of the oneness of the human race and celebrate its diversity within that unity.

The story uses the concrete to teach the abstract by likening the human race to various members of one body.

Young readers will enjoy the bright colors and simple text as they develop their understanding of the unity and diversity of the human race.

Great reading for children aged 4-8 years.

This individual reader is printed from Ingram's premium color print, unlike the Unity in...

This brightly illustrated picture book fosters an understanding of the oneness of the human race and celebrate its diversity within that unity.

The story uses the concrete to teach the abstract by likening the human race to stars in the heaven.

Young readers will enjoy the bright colors and simple text as they develop their understanding of the unity and diversity of the human race.

Great reading for children aged 4-8 years.

This individual reader is printed from Ingram's premium color print, unlike the Unity in Diversity...

This brightly illustrated picture book fosters an understanding of the oneness of the human race and celebrate its diversity within that unity.

The story uses the concrete to teach the abstract by likening the human race to the various fruits on the tree of life.

Young readers will enjoy the bright colors and simple text as they develop their understanding of the unity and diversity of the human race.

Great reading for children aged 4-8 years.

This individual reader is printed from Ingram's premium color print, unlike the...