Creative Bible Journal (girls edition)
Gustavo Mazali (Illus), Jorgen Vium OlesenPadded Hardback 2022-09-01
The importance of the Bible is impossible to overstate. Still, tweens are such a tough group to keep interested in the Bible. Many have grown up hearing well-known Bible stories over and over, and now thinks there is nothing left for them to discover.
This book is for them.
2-in-1 Activity book and Bible study for tweens
With 40 different devotions, this books lets tweens read, think, draw, and solve puzzles to better understand the Bible - and grow in faith through creativity.
With this excellent journal, bigger kids age 8-12 will have a Bible study tool that is relevant to them yet deeply rooted in the Bible, easy to use yet profound and creative yet transformative.
Each of the book's 40 devotions have only 2 pages each; the first page is for input - a Bible verse (that they can also color) and a reflective text (that makes the Bible passage relevant to them). The second page is for output - solving a puzzle and writing some thoughts or a guided prayer (forcing the child to think for themself and realising the real life application of the Bible passage).
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The importance of the Bible is impossible to overstate. Still, tweens are such a tough group to keep interested in the Bible. Many have grown up hearing well-known Bible stories over and over, and now thinks there is nothing left for them to discover.
This book is for them.
2-in-1 Activity book and Bible study for tweens
With 40 different devotions, this books lets tweens read, think, draw, and solve puzzles to better understand the Bible - and grow in faith through creativity.
With this excellent journal, bigger kids age 8-12 will have a Bible study tool that is relevant to them yet deeply rooted in the Bible, easy to use yet profound and creative yet transformative.
Each of the book's 40 devotions have only 2 pages each; the first page is for input - a Bible verse (that they can also color) and a reflective text (that makes the Bible passage relevant to them). The second page is for output - solving a puzzle and writing some thoughts or a guided prayer (forcing the child to think for themself and realising the real life application of the Bible passage).
-Publisher.