Go And Tell Storybook
$18.99
Jesus’ good work didn’t end when He returned to His Father-God’s Spirit came and continued the rescue!
Follow along through 30 Bible stories that show how the Holy Spirit came and what Jesus’ friends did. Experience the adventures of Peter, Paul, and other believers from the Pentecost celebration through the Acts of the Apostles.
These stories will keep your child amazed, engaged, and inspired with:
*a key Bible verse at the beginning of each story
*a conversation-starting question at the end of each story
*beautiful illustrations and intriguing maps
*learning opportunities for the littlest hearts to share the love of Jesus
Read the stories for a month as a daily family devotional or throughout the year. Get excited to go and tell how Jesus makes everything good and new!
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SKU (ISBN): 9780830782956
ISBN10: 0830782958
Laura Richie | Illustrator: Ian Dale
Binding: Cloth Text
Published: September 2022
Publisher: David C. Cook
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