Kategoria BISAC: Juvenile Fiction >> Religious - Christian - Social Issues

Four fictional stories about Jesus and his childhood friends. Simple life lessons where children can learn about giving, patience, calmness, confidence and trusting God. Each story includes a definition, an example to encourage discussion, a  Bible verse and a prayer. 

Suggested for ages 7 and under. 

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Note: 

The Bible doesn’t talk much about Jesus’ childhood. As parents and teachers, it’s important for us...

Four fictional stories about Jesus and his childhood friends. Simple life lessons where children can learn about giving, patience, calmness, confidence and trusting God. Each story includes a definition, an example to encourage discussion, a Bible verse and a prayer.

Suggested for ages 7 and under.

For more kids products and free downloads, visit our website at www.icharacter.org

A simple story to help encourage dialogue between children and parents or loved ones during moments of difficulty or grieving.

Join Milly as she enters a cemetery for the first time and remembers the death of her grandfather. Her grandmother shares a simple example of what happens to our bodies when they grow old or stop working.

Based on a simple comparison of how cutting fingernails or hair does not result in long-term suffering for us, so it is when our bodies are separated from our spirit, we live on with God without pain and suffering.

A concept worth sharing...

This book presents 14 fictional stories that take place when Jesus was a little boy, each bringing out a lesson that children can relate to.

From sharing, to handling difficulties in a positive way, these fun and colorfully illustrated tales bring another dimension to learning about positive character traits and values.

Note: The Bible doesn’t talk much about Jesus’ childhood. As parents and teachers, it’s important for us to help the children to understand that these stories are invented and not to be put at the same level as the true stories...