Books with title All About Prayer

Frank Peretti is back as the ever-witty character Mr. Henry, telling some of the most popular and beloved stories from the Bible in his own unique style."Prayer," with a combination of humor and thoughtfulness, gives listeners four biblical examples of prayer from both the Old and New Testaments. These stories will teach kids how to pray by example. They learn about the model prayer from Jesus, about Hannah's prayer of supplication, Elisha's prayer for the restoration of the boy and Nehemiah's prayers and the building of the wall in Jerusalem.Every story on every project is an opportunity for children everywhere to learn basic biblical truth in ways they'll never forget.

Train ’Em Up is an interactive, fun-filled, and affordable series that uses a train locomotive theme for teaching kids core Christian beliefs and principles. In Tell Me about Prayer, a friendly train conductor, Mr. Steve, teaches kids what prayer is all about, how we should talk to God, and why our conversations are so important to Him. Through bold graphics and interactive songs and stories, Train ’Em Up makes it easy for parents and teachers to explain biblical concepts like prayer in a way that helps with attention, memorization, and recall while building a solid faith foundation. Each book in the series includes a CD with sing-along songs and narrated stories with sound effects, plus a colorful sticker sheet!

Say "hello" to Peter Rabbit with this shaped board book, perfect for little hands!Spend a day with Peter Rabbit in this shaped board book as Peter plays outside, meets up with friends, and finally gets ready for bed. Cute rhyming text and rabbit-shaped pages make this a new classic book for the smallest fans of Beatrix Potter--and a perfect introduction to the classic world of Peter Rabbit.

This is one of a series of four books written by Lois Rock with child-friendly illustrations from Anna Leplar. Each double-page spread has a different focus on Prayer. It asks key questions such as: What is prayer? It emphasizes talking to God anywhere. For example, one double-page spread shows a boy up in a tree. The text says, ‘If you want to make a special time to pray, you can go to a place all along. There you can really think about what you want to say.’ It gives suggestions of what to pray for, reminds children prayer is both listening and talking to God and concludes with the traditional form of The Lord’s Prayer. The 4 book series will make a great gift or addition to a school, church or home library.