Isn’t it wonderful to remind a little one how much God loves them? If you’re like me, it’s one of your most favorite things to do. I recently caught up with former Christian Children’s Author contributor, Glenys Nellist, and we … Continue reading →
If your child hits the 8 to 12 years old range, you’ll be thrilled to find out that Tyndale House introduced a new series this month geared for this age group. Written by Brock Eastman and Shaun Stevenson, The Sower’s … Continue reading →
One year ago, my Easter picture book, R is for Risen was released by Tyndale Kids. If you are familiar with M is for Manger, it is similar in that it uses the alphabet to tell the story in chronological … Continue reading →
Hello from Karen Whiting! Soup warms us on cold days. The cold seems to linger in winter and on rainy spring and autumn days. Chilly days are a good time to read about stone soup and make your own pot … Continue reading →
What Martin Luther King Jr.’s Life Teaches Us About God With Martin Luther King Jr. Day just last Monday, and Black History Month starting on February 1st, it’s the perfect time to tell you about this newly released book by … Continue reading →
Dawn Stephens is not only one of our CCA blog contributors, but she is also a talented author and illustrator. I had the privilege of doing some light editing on the stories in her Tea Pot Series and fell in … Continue reading →
