Great Adventure Kids Catholic Bible Chronicles
$27.99
A collection of Bible stories to excite young readers about the great adventure God has in store for those who follow him.
The Great Adventure Kids Catholic Bible Chronicles is designed to help children ages 8-12 understand the greatest story of all time. It features 70 stories carefully chosen to capture the story of salvation history in its entirety from Adam and Eve to Christ and the Apostles.
Written by a gifted children’s storyteller, the Catholic Bible Chronicles makes the stories of Biblical heroes like Abraham, Moses, David, and the Blessed Virgin Mary come alive. Each story features an illustration that helps readers imagine what it would have been like to be present as biblical history unfolded.
This 320-page book reads like a novel and incorporates the 12 color-coded time periods of The Bible Timeline?learning system throughout to make it easier for children to grasp the chapters of Biblical history.
With a focus on how the stories of God’s family members intersect across time, Catholic Bible Chronicles will allow young people to see for themselves that God has a plan for us all.
This collection of Bible stories will excite young readers about the great adventure God has in store for those who love him.
Theological review by Jeff Cavins and The Gen2Rev Team
Printed in the USA
3 in stock
SKU (ISBN): 9781950784714
ISBN10: 1950784711
Amy Welborn | Michael LaVoy
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: May 2021
Great Adventure Kids
Publisher: Ascension Press
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