Suggestions de livres
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How Can I Pray ?
4.500 CFA“Comment parlez-vous à Dieu?” demandèrent les amis de Jésus. Alors Jésus leur a appris à prier.
Dans cette histoire captivante de Jésus enseignant à ses disciples comment prier, les jeunes enfants apprendront que Dieu les aime comme un père. Ils n’ont donc pas besoin de prier à haute voix, de dire de longues prières ou d’utiliser des mots compliqués.
Ce joli livre comprend une version simple de la prière du Seigneur afin que les enfants puissent utiliser la prière que Jésus nous a enseignée.
Les notes pour les parents au dos aident à expliquer les détails de cette histoire de Matthieu 6 v 5-13.
Ce livre fait partie de la série de livres d’histoires Little Me, Big God pour les enfants d’âge préscolaire. Ces livres sont idéaux pour être distribués aux groupes de jeunes enfants dans les églises et pour être utilisés dans le ministère des enfants.
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Never Too Little!
4.000 CFABoys and girls like you have come to see Jesus.
But someone said, “You’re too little. Jesus can’t talk to you.”
Were they right?
This captivating account of little children coming to see Jesus, from Mark 10, v. 13-16, teaches preschoolers that you are never too small to be God’s friend.
Notes for parents on the back explain the details of this biblical story.
This book is part of the series of storybooks for preschoolers called “Little Me, Big God”. These books are ideal for distribution to young children’s groups in churches and for use in children’s ministry.
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The Best Thing To Do
4.000 CFAJesus was coming to dinner, and Martha was busy, busy, busy.
But Marie was not busy at all…
This captivating story of Mary and Martha, from Luke 10:38-42, teaches preschoolers that listening to Jesus is always the best thing to do!
Notes for parents on the back help explain the details of this biblical story.
This book is part of the series of storybooks for preschoolers called “Little Me, Big God”. These books are ideal for distribution to young children’s groups in churches and for use in children’s ministry.
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The Dad Who Never Gave Up.
4.000 CFAOnce upon a time there were two brothers. The little brother took his father’s money and spent it all. He ended up being so hungry that he wanted to eat pork food. yuck!
What happened when the little brother returned to his father? Find out in this exciting story told by Jesus.
In this captivating tale of the parable of the prodigal son, young children discover that God is like a father who never abandons us and is ready to welcome us home with open arms. It’s not because we’re good. It is because the love of God is so great!
Notes for parents on the back help explain the details of this account from Luke 15:11-32.
This book is part of the series of storybooks for preschoolers called “Little Me, Big God”. These books are ideal for distribution to young children’s groups in churches and for use in children’s ministry.
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The Man Who Would Not Be Quiet
4.000 CFAIntroducing “Little Me, Big God: The Story of Bartimaeus”! This engaging storybook for preschoolers teaches the powerful message of faith and hope through the story of blind Bartimaeus. Through his struggles with blindness, Bartimaeus learns that Jesus is the promised king of God and that with faith, anything is possible. This book is perfect for distribution to young children’s groups in churches and for use in children’s ministry. Don’t miss out on this heartwarming and educational tale that will inspire children to trust in God’s plan. Order your copy today!
WILLIAM Steph
