Contents
- Story: The Boy Who Shared His Sandwich
- Notes for Parents
The Boy Who Shared His Sandwich
Discover the power of sharing and the eternal life that Jesus offers with the ‘little me, big God’ series of storybooks for preschoolers. Join thousands of people as they come to see Jesus and witness how one boy’s sandwich is multiplied to feed a hungry crowd. See how Jesus’ prayer turns the impossible into a reality, and how his message of everlasting life leaves all amazed. Perfect for distribution to young children’s groups in churches and for use in children’s ministry, this book from the ‘little me, big God’ series will show children the importance of sharing and the never-ending love of Jesus. Don’t miss out on this captivating account from John 6 v 5-35 and the accompanying notes for parents on the back that explain Jesus’ words in John 6 v 26-27 and 35.
WILLIAMS Steph
4.900 CFA
| Weight | 0,75 kg |
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| Dimensions | 17,0 × 17,0 × 0,4 cm |
| Emmanuel Menie |
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