Books with title More Great Bible Stories

Robin Currie Illustrated by Cindy Adams Young children will enthusiastically participate in learning about the twenty two Bible stories found in More Baby Bible Stories. Hand motions, and other activities as well as full color illustrations will help reinforce each Bible story as parents are asked to read them again and again. • Follow-up to Baby Bible Storybook • Interactive text with colorful illustrations • Includes Faith Parenting™ Guide Robin Currie is a pastor at Grace Lutheran Church in Glen Elleyn, IL. She has authored resources for teachers and librarians and written bible story collections for children. Her book, The Baby Bible Storybook has sold over 300,000 copies. Cindy Adams is a gifted artist who has illustrated The Baby Bible Storybook, Baby Bible: Stories About Jesus, Bible Land and My First Bible Flash Cards.

Great Bible Stories is part of a set of four fantastically fun-filled little books are great for travel, Sunday schools, awards, or a rainy day! Each book has a puzzle or activity on each page fitted to the theme of the book. The activities include dot-to-dot, spot the difference, coloring, matching the pairs, put the story in the right order, mazes, complete the drawing, and spot the mistakes. At the bottom of the page the story that the activity is from is explained, and a Bible reference added. Sometimes there is a bonus question for more puzzling fun!

Children love to listen...but they love to participate even more. "Me Too!" books invite your child to join in the fun by pointing, repeating, filling in, making sounds and answering questions. These books present Bible stories and truths in simple words a young child can understand. Little ones will enjoy spending time learning about Jesus - as well as the story of Daniel, Gideon, Zacchaeus, Mary and Martha, Tabitha and many more men and women of the Bible.

Molas are made by the Kuna Indians of the San Blas Islands of Panama. Kuna girls start to make Molas when they are five or six years of age. They learn from their mothers, grandmothers and aunts who spend many hours each day sewing fine Molas. Molas are made with several layers of different colored cloth. The top layer in cut, turned under and stitched to reveal the color or pattern underneath. Fine details are embroidered on top. Each Mola becomes the front or back of a blouse, which is proudly worn by its maker. Inspiration may come from the surrounding sea or jungle, or it may come from images outside the Kuna village. Airplanes, cars, cartoon figures, religion, advertising and letters and words are just some of the many things that have sparked the imagination of these creative women. Molas now are seen on pillows and wall hangings and are prized by collectors throughout the world. The Smithsonian Institute now is sponsoring a traveling exhibit of Molas.

There are several stories within the bible that show relationships that can help fathers form a Christian bond with their son. One example is the story of Cain and Abel. Cain and Abel were brothers. The story shows that Cain became angry and jealous of his brother Abel because Abel offered God a more excellent sacrifice than himself and in a fit of rage he killed him for it. Fathers can use this story to form a Christian bond with their son in teaching him that it is not right to be so overcome by jealousy that you'd react violently and kill and to learn to open his heart to God so that he is not ruled by jealousy and hate. Another example in the Bible is the story of Daniel. How Daniel never ceased to worship and pray to God, despite a decree that no one was to worship any gods but King Darius at the time or risk being thrown into the lion's den, but still he prayed to His God. Stories like these are throughout the Bible and can be used to strengthen the bond that a father has with his son in a more Christian way.