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- Story: The Easter Fix
- Notes for Parents
The Easter Fix
Are you looking for a way to teach young children about the importance of Easter and the sacrifice of Jesus? Look no further than our Little Me, Big God series of preschool storybooks. Our latest addition, “Jesus: The One Who Fixed Everything,” is a heartwarming and engaging retelling of the Easter story that will help even the youngest children understand why Jesus died and rose again.
Filled with colorful illustrations and easy-to-understand language, this book is perfect for distribution to young children’s groups in churches and for use in children’s ministry. Plus, notes for parents on the back of the book provide helpful explanations and additional resources to aid in the understanding of this important Bible story.
Don’t wait any longer to introduce your little ones to the love and sacrifice of Jesus. Order your copy of “Jesus: The One Who Fixed Everything” today!
WILLIAMS Steph
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| Weight | 0,075 kg |
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| Dimensions | 17,0 × 17,0 × 0,4 cm |
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