Books published by publisher Warner Press

The Lord is My Shepherd, Psalm 23 for kids and adults, is the perfect ministry tool for Christian Sunday school lesson plans, Vacation Bible Schools, and parents to share with their children. Handy to carry and ideal for Christmas stockings and Easter baskets, this little booklet offers a short and simple explanation for each of the thirteen verses of Psalm 23.

The Bible is God's love letter to His children. It contains many valuable lessions that kids can learn even when they are very young. God's Amazing Book, written by Kathleen Ruckman and illustrated by Lauretta Davies, ties scripture verses to objects and scenarios that children can identify with, making the Bible relevant, even at their level. Kids will realize that the Bible was meant for them too!

This is Charles M. Schulz's third book in this field. The way does it, the round little figures you know in the world of "Peanuts" stretch out into the long, skinny, but still lovable young people you find in this book. As you can see, they're nothing like the juvenile delinquents we hear so much about. They get along reasonably well with that older generation who is trying to bring them into maturity. They have some serious doubts about themselves sometimes. They go to church and are active in their church youth groups. They ask some penetrating questions and have been known to puncture some egos. You'll enjoy them again and again in this latest book.

Mabel Louise is an exceptional young lady and skilled adventurer.One day, she runs into something really unexpected: A Sasquatch!But Mabel's kind heart leads the two unlikely girls to become friends.This colorful, heart-warming tale, told and illustrated by Bonnie L. Ferguson, captures a spirit of adventure and friendship that is suitable for all ages.

Don't throw away that coffee can! If you're short on cash you can still score high on creativity! Using everyday objects most of us have lying around or ready for garbage pickup, Tina Houser shows us imaginative ways to make great children's storytelling props, activities, games and classroom décor that reinforce Bible stories. As Tina says, "When we lack the resources others have because of low finances or little vision for children's ministry, there is a tendency to believe we can t do BIG things and FUN things with kids. Nonsense! Don t look at what other churches have and feel defeated. Don t let a lack of funds and resources inflict its negativity on your creativity!" "Have you ever seen small children at Christmas after they ve opened all the presents? If there s a big box left in the midst of the toys, more than likely they ll find themselves inside it or under it. The box...the garbage...the junk is what they find most intriguing. "So, I invite you to join me in ministering to children by using some objects others might call junk, but you and I can put to good use as resources." Let's get creative!