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Books published by publisher Augsburg Fortress Pub

  • The Christmas Bird

    Sallie Ketcham, Stacey Schuett

    Hardcover (Augsburg Fortress Pub, Sept. 1, 2000)
    A retelling of an English Christmas legend in which a robin is rewarded for its help warming the baby Jesus.
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  • Easter Hunt an: A Hide-and-seek Story

    Sarah Reid Chisholm, Michelle Neavill

    language (Augsburg Fortress Pub, Nov. 1, 1994)
    Two children hunt for objects symbolizing events in the Easter story that have been hidden to teach them the true meaning of the holiday
  • I Can Pray With Jesus: The Lord's Prayer for Children

    Debbie Trafton O'Neal, Taia Morley, Nancy Munger

    Paperback (Augsburg Fortress Pub, Oct. 1, 1998)
    In words and pictures common to a young child's experience, I Can Pray with Jesus brings to life each part of the Lord's Prayer and assures children of God's love for them.
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  • A Is For Angel: A Christmas Alphabet And Activity Book

    Debbie Trafton O'Neal, Jan Bryan-Hunt

    Paperback (Augsburg Fortress Pub, June 20, 2005)
    In rhyming text presents animals, objects, and people from the Christmas story of Jesus' birth that represent the letters of the alphabet, including Mary representing the letter M and the innkeeper representing the letter I.
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  • A Cat in the Stable

    Troon Harrison, Benrei Huang

    Hardcover (Augsburg Fortress Pub, Sept. 1, 2001)
    Sophie is sad when her cat dies, so she asks God for a Christmas miracle and has her prayer answered in a surprising way.
  • It Came upon the Midnight Clear

    Henry F. French, Barbara Knutson

    Hardcover (Augsburg Fortress Pub, April 1, 2000)
    The Christmas celebration marks the beginning of what a Hollywood screenwriter once called “The Greatest Story Ever Told.” It would have to be a pretty great story to bear telling for some 2,000 years. There is indeed something about this timeless story that grabs the mind and heart and soul and fills us with the promise of wonder and the promise of love. And so, in one way or another, we return to the story year after year, filled with a strange longing to hear it again and, having heard it, to tell it to others. This little book is another telling of that amazing story, along with a few words about the story and about what happens when it is told. It is an invitation to hear the story again and to tell the story, perhaps in your own words, to someone you love. —From the Preface Thoughtfully told and charmingly illustrated, It Came upon the Midnight Clear is a beautiful retelling of the Christmas story. This little book describes God’s concern for the well-being of people on earth, the angel Gabriel’s discussion with Mary, and the journey of Mary and Joseph to Bethlehem, where Jesus is born. Whether you read this book alone or aloud with loved ones around the Christmas tree, you’ll want to reach for it year after year.
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  • Thank You for This Food: Action Prayers, Blessings and Songs for Mealtime: Action Prayers, Songs and Blessings for Mealtime

    Debbie Trafton O'Neal, Nancy Munger

    eBook (Augsburg Fortress Pub, Nov. 1, 1994)
    A collection of traditional and contemporary graces, both spoken and sung, some of them accompanied by appropriate gestures
  • Saving the Ants: And 58 Other Kid's Sermons from the Gospel of Matthew

    Ruth Gilmore

    Paperback (Augsburg Fortress Pub, Aug. 1, 2001)
    A year’s worth of Lectionary-based sermons with “kid-appeal” The Gospel of Matthew really comes alive in these delightful sermons designed for kids 4 to 10 years old. The latest volume in the series of sermons for children is designed for non-Lectionary churches and churches using Year A (Matthew) of the Revised Common Lectionary. Each of the 59 sermons includes suggestions for simple props, effective settings, and lively delivery. A CD-ROM allows users to add personal touches to the sermons.
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  • Barefoot in the Snow: And 51 Other Kids Sermons for Special Times and Topics

    Ruth Gilmore

    Paperback (Augsburg Fortress Pub, Feb. 1, 2001)
    A year’s worth of effective, easy-to-use children’s sermons, plus a CD-ROM that lets users add their own touches to each sermon. Fifty-two kid-tested sermons – one for each Sunday of the year – for holiday, special times, special themes and topics.
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  • Scolding the Snakes: And 58 Other Kid's from the Gospel of Luke

    Ruth Gilmore

    Paperback (Augsburg Fortress Pub, Sept. 1, 2000)
    Ruth Gilmore has been giving children's sermons to an enthusiastic following since she was eight years old. After many requests from pastors and other fans, she began to collect her sermons organized according to the Revised Common Lectionary. This book (for year C) is the first in that collection—and the first in a series that will follow years A, B, and C in the RCL's cycle. Each book offers a full lectionary year's worth of sermons, 59 sermons in all. An inspiring foreword by the award-winning writer and storyteller Walter Wangerin Jr. poetically presents the book. The author’s introduction provides helpful suggestions for preparing and delivering sermons. A table of contents and index are included to help find the right sermon for a particular Sunday or theme, making this book useful for churches not following the RCL cycle of Bible readings. An accompanying CD-ROM lets readers personalize each sermon for the own usage, and contains the entire text of the book in web (HTML), word processor (RTF) and Adobe Acrobat PDF formats, allowing users to easily search the contents and copy and paste selections to create their own customized sermons.
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  • Granny Mae's Christmas Play

    Bob Hartman, Lynne Woodcock Cravath

    Hardcover (Augsburg Fortress Pub, Aug. 1, 2001)
    On Christmas Eve at Granny Mae's house, Kevin's family finds itself enacting a unique Nativity pageant and, in the process, discovering wonderful things about Christmas and families. Includes ideas for families on how to adapt Granny Mae's Christmas play to their own holiday celebrations.On Christmas Eve at Granny Mae's house, Kevin's family enacts a Nativity pageant and discovers wonderful things about Christmas and families, in a story with ideas on how to adapt Granny Mae's Christmas play.
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  • The Jesse Tree: Stories and Symbols of Advent

    Raymond Anderson

    Paperback (AUGSBURG FORTRESS, )
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