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My Big Book of Catholic Bible Stories is a Catholic family treasure! With almost 200 stories, this book is an excellent resource for children and families to grow together in their faith and knowledge of Catholic tradition. It uses selections from the actual text of the highly respected and readable New Revised Standard Version, Catholic Edition, including stories from the Deuterocanonical Books. Along with stories from actual Bible text, My Big Book of Catholic Bible Stories includes additional elements. Each of these elements will help encourage the child to talk to God, to understand the meaning of new words from the passage, to learn quotes from saints and other important figures, and to go deeper in their faith by cross-referencing the CCC and applying the lesson to their lives. With its thorough teaching of Catholic faith, Bible stories, and classic art, this Bible Storybook will be a welcome addition to Catholic homes, schools, and churches.
These twenty Bible stories were originally published in serial form in an early twentieth-century children's magazine, "The Messenger of the Sacred Heart." Their author stated, "The tales are extremely simple and unadorned. They are real conversations of a real child and her mother." Due to popular demand, the series was later (1910) published as a book, "Bible Stories Told to "Toddles." " The engaging conversational style of this book lends itself well as a bedtime read-aloud that allows Jesus to come alive in the Gospels. The study aids include discussion questions to help foster spiritual conversation, Bible excerpts relevant to the presented story, "Growing in Holiness" suggestions for living the Gospel message in our daily lives, and short catechism lessons for both children and adults. Enjoy studying Jesus in Scripture within the context of bedtime conversations between a mother and her young child
Full of Bible stories, coloring pages, and fun and easy crafts, this activity book for little ones ages 3?-7 is designed to accompany the adult study The Gospel of John. 100 perforated pages
Filled with sweet, eye-catching illustrations, this chunky book of thirteen first Bible stories will delight little children. CPSIA compliant.
My First Catholic Bible Stories is an authentically Catholic board book filled with 15 favorite Bible stories to introduce little Catholics to the God who loves them. Crafted with playful children in mind, this sturdy book is created to be passed down and loved by many young Catholics. With big hearts and wide eyes, little ones will see in vibrant color God's glorious plan for salvation history for the very first time. Integrated with The Great Adventure Bible Timeline Learning System, children will be able to see the different periods of salvation history in a fun, color-coded system. All within a beautiful toddler board book. Written in simple language with engaging illustrations, this book is an excellent first step to forming little ones in the Catholic Faith.
In this collection of Bible stories, young children will learn about some of the best-known figures in the Old and New Testaments. The engaging stories - complemented by delightfully colorful illustrations - will likely become favorite bedtime reading for a new generation of little Catholics.
2019 Best Book Awards, Winner: Children’s Religious 2018 Association of Catholic Publishers’ “Excellence in Publishing Awards,” Second Place: Children’s Books 2018 Moonbeam Children’s Book Awards, Silver: Religion/Spirituality Written by popular Catholic children’s author Amy Welborn, this beautifully illustrated collection of Bible stories for kids and their families is uniquely arranged according to where the stories fall in the liturgical year and when they are proclaimed at Mass. Divided into five sections—Advent, Christmas, Lent, Easter Season, and Ordinary Time—each section is subdivided into Old and New Testament stories. From “the Fall” to St. Paul, from the Exodus of the Israelites to the Ascension of Jesus, Loyola Kids Book of Bible Stories nurtures family and individual reading of the Bible at home, while familiarity with these stories will help children connect far more meaningfully with the liturgy.
