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(The Challenge of Christian Living, French version) A Bible study course for youth and adults. Scriptures are printed in full in the lesson body, emphasizing Bible study rather than merely topical study. The lessons are well presented and are pertinent and challenging to Christian living. 114 pages; paper.
What is the Bible? offers helpful tools to familiarize yourself with the Bible. You will learn that knowing more about the time and culture in which the Bible was written makes it easier to understand. This little book provides an overview of each book of the Bible and gives tips on how to read and study it. Paperback; 112 pages.
Here are 312 stories from Genesis to Revelation written with a beauty and simplicity of style to convey the meaning of the Bible stories into children’s hearts. Adding life and impact to the stories are 121 full-color pictures. Parents and teachers will find this storybook to be an invaluable resource. 576 pages; paperback.
Grandpa Harold chronicles his love for the people of Haiti and many experiences when he “sits where they sit.” Time and again demonic forces attempt to overthrow the faith of new converts, but God is faithful and many experience victory. 280 pages, paperback.
This is a biography of Gladys Aylward, who grew up in England and was converted as a young woman. After hearing of the great need for missionaries to China, she felt called to go. After many trials, she made the arduous journey. She cared for many orphaned children, gained an audience with the Mandarin to plead for more just laws, and read out of the Bible to anyone who would listen. Many times her faith was tested, and the book records miraculous answers to prayer. She died serving the people she loved. 308 pages; hardcover.
The author uses many of his experiences as a conscientious objector in military camps during World War I to explain his beliefs about fighting and using force. This is a personal testimony and a scriptural teaching on the Christian’s response to government, war, and personal offenses. 86 pages; paperback.
The Dycks tell the story of their work with MCC in England, Holland, Germany, and Paraguay during and after World War II. Most of the book deals with the European and Russian Mennonite refugees who fled the horrors of the war. 384 pages; paper.
Personal accounts of the tornado at Greensburg, Kansas, on May 4, 2007. Included are stories from brethren, neighbors, and friends from the Greensburg community, storm-chasers, those involved in the initial emergency response, as well as the involvement of Christian Disaster Relief. This book is a “thank-you” to all those who helped. 157 pages; paper.
Read facts and figures about the Oregon Trail. Learn a little about the challenges pioneers faced going west. This book provides a simple, pictorial history of the Oregon Trail. Ages 7-10. 48 pages; Paperback.
Leather-like. Handle. This is a two-fold case with the traditional zipped closure for a Bible and a second, similar closure for miscellaneous items such as tablet, Sunday school book, etc. No outside pockets. (Measurements given are from the publisher or our own and are approximate. Some materials are more flexible and allow a wider range of sizes than others.)
BBST456 Small Thinline, 5 7/8 x 8 7/8 x 1 3/8 in. Fits Cambridge Concord Reference (nice and snug), Zondervan 1836, Holman Personal Reference.
