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Keeping the Sabbath Sacred

Christian Children's Authors Posted on May 3, 2021 by Jarm Del BoccioApril 29, 2021

If you want to instill a love for God’s Sabbath, which, unfortunately has been pushed aside for other pursuits (and I’m pointing a finger at myself), “With the Children on Sundays” will spark your resolve.

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Posted in Faith, Family Life, Parenting, Spiritual Growth, Uncategorized | Tagged resist the devil, Sabbath Rest | 8 Replies

Raising Readers

Christian Children's Authors Posted on April 26, 2021 by Wendy Hinote LanierApril 25, 2021

By Wendy Hinote Lanier A common phrase among educators a few years ago was “Readers are Leaders.” We still hear it often. And it’s been used so much; it has almost become cliché. But the fact is, as a former … Continue reading →

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Let’s Celebrate Earth Day!

Christian Children's Authors Posted on April 10, 2021 by Nancy I. SandersMarch 23, 2021

I love the great big beautiful world God created! The sweet trill of the song sparrow greets me each morning. The yellow daffodils smile cheerily from their perches atop the hill in our back yard. The worms wriggle hello and … Continue reading →

Posted in Book and Media Reviews, Enjoying Nature, Holiday, Reading/Christian Literacy, Uncategorized | Tagged biblical worldview, Earth Day 2021, exploring nature with kids, Let's Celebrate Earth Day, Nancy I. Sanders, nature | 12 Replies

The Lighthouse/El Faro The Miraculous Power of Yes.

Christian Children's Authors Posted on April 3, 2021 by Claire NolandApril 7, 2021

I’m excited to join the Christian Children’s Authors’ Blog with my first post. The book that I am sharing today is one close to my heart. The Lighthouse/El Faro By Edward Tooley Picture Book Christian Faith Publishing:2020 Themes: missions, school, … Continue reading →

Posted in Book and Media Reviews, Church Life, Service Projects, Uncategorized, Youth and Children's Ministry | Tagged author, Christian Children's Authors, Christian children's books, Claire Noland, Edward Tooley, Students International, The Lighthouse/El Faro, The Lighthouse/El Faro The Miraculous Power of Yes | 5 Replies

Young Yet Chosen Series

Christian Children's Authors Posted on March 18, 2021 by Crystal BowmanFebruary 13, 2021

  I am happy to share the Young Yet Chosen Series by Stephanie Henderson though this interview.

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Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Bible based series for kids. | 7 Replies

Nature Study – Not Just for Kids

Christian Children's Authors Posted on March 15, 2021 by Gail CarteeMarch 13, 2021

The North wind doth blow and we shall have snow – a nursery rhyme from my childhood. I thought of it the other day when I read a March nature study calendar from the homeschool site Wonder-Filled Days. The site … Continue reading →

Posted in Bible Literacy, Enjoying Nature, Faith, Faith, Family Activities, Family Life, Homeschool, Just for Kids, Parenting, Spiritual Growth, Uncategorized, Writing, Youth and Children's Ministry | Tagged #ChristianChildrensAuthors, #GailCartee, #natuestudy, #writingprompts, homeschool, parenting | 8 Replies

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