Who Is God Toddler Theology
$12.99
Even toddlers can learn theology!
It’s never too early to help kids learn about God. This debut book from the series, Toddler Theology, teaches kids to answer basic questions about who God is. Kids will learn that God has always existed, is three in one, is the creator of everything, there is only one God, and more.
Much like a catechism, this question-and-answer-style board book helps toddlers understand who God is at a basic but rich level. Each spread uses beautiful illustrations to help kids pair the question’s answer with bright, memorable images. The questions are simple, and the answers are short and easy to memorize, giving even toddlers tools they need to answer their budding questions about theology.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781430088561
ISBN10: 1430088567
Lauren Groves | Illustrator: Alice Samuel
Binding: Boards
Published: June 2024
Publisher: B and H Publishing Group
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