Holy Spirit And The Greatest Adventure
$17.95
Have you ever wondered how God’s love is spread?
Or how the Church works,and who guides where she’s led?
It’s God’s Holy Spirit — he’s one of the three, the Persons divine in the bless’d Trinity.
With awe-inspiring illustrations and memorable rhyme, this book introduces children to the Holy Spirit. It explains in a child-friendly way how the Holy Spirit has always been active in the Church throughout the ages, from the captivating events of Pentecost to the ways he helped the saints, including today!
The Holy Spirit and the Greatest Adventure will inspire children and adults alike to cultivate a relationship with the Holy Spirit, and the Holy Spirit is here to help us whenever we call upon him.
Come, Holy Spirit!
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SKU (ISBN): 9781681929835
ISBN10: 168192983X
Gracie Jagla | Illustrator: Ted Schluenderfritz
Binding: Cloth Text
Published: March 2024
Publisher: Our Sunday Visitor Inc.
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