New City Catechism For Kids
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The New City Catechism: Children’s Edition is a modern-day resource aimed at teaching the core doctrines of the Christian faith to children ages 2-11. This 64-page booklet contains each of the 52 easy-to-understand questions and short answers found in The New City Catechism designed to help children understand who God is and what he has done. With answers that are short enough for children to read, understand, and memorize, this low-cost booklet is designed for bulk distribution and is ideally suited for Sunday school classes, Christian schools, and homeschooling families. This resource is sold individually and as part of the curriculum kit.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781433561290
ISBN10: 1433561298
Gospel Coalition
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: June 2018
New City Catechism Curriculum
Publisher: Crossway Books/ Good News Publishers
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