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Baby Jesus . . . Messiah is retold by Janice D. Green and illustrated by Violet V. Vandor. Baby Jesus . . . Messiah gives an extended account of the birth of Jesus Christ which begins with a child-friendly explanation of the word Messiah, followed by Angel Gabriel's announcement of John's birth to Zachariah and Gabriel's visitation to Mary announcing the virgin birth. The account includes Mary's visit with Elizabeth, Joseph's coming to accept Mary's unexpected pregnancy, Mary & Joseph's trip to Bethlehem, the birth of Jesus, and the shepherds' role in the event. The story ends with the the wise men who saw the star, traveled from a distant county, inquired about the baby king in Jerusalem, then followed the star to Bethlehem where it led them to the house where Jesus lived a few months after his birth. Children and adults alike will enjoy reading these thirteen mini-stories and working puzzles which offer an opportunity for review. A link included in this book offers a free downloadable PDF file of the illustrations as coloring pages for classroom use or for making crayon-colored quilt blocks. The download also includes the puzzles in the book and directions for making the fabric quilt blocks. This book is also available as Baby Jesus . . . Messiah : Color your own pictures, a coloring book with the same basic content which can be personalized by child or adult. The space is provided on the cover and title page for this person to add his or her name.

Baby Jesus . . . Messiah translated into the Amharic language, is retold by Janice D. Green and illustrated by Violet V. Vandor. Baby Jesus . . . Messiah gives an extended account of the birth of Jesus Christ which begins with a child-friendly explanation of the word Messiah, followed by Angel Gabriel's announcement of John's birth to Zachariah and Gabriel's visitation to Mary announcing the virgin birth. The account includes Mary's visit with Elizabeth, Joseph's coming to accept Mary's unexpected pregnancy, Mary & Joseph's trip to Bethlehem, the birth of Jesus, and the shepherds' role in the event. The story ends with the the wise men who saw the star, traveled from a distant county, inquired about the baby king in Jerusalem, then followed the star to Bethlehem where it led them to the house where Jesus lived a few months after his birth. Children and adults alike will enjoy reading these thirteen mini-stories. A link included in this book offers a free downloadable PDF file of the illustrations as coloring pages for classroom use or for making crayon-colored quilt blocks. The Amharic download also includes puzzles (in English) and directions for making the fabric quilt blocks.

Mtoto Yesu... Masihi is the Swahili translation of the book Baby Jesus . . . Messiah as retold by Janice D. Green and illustrated by Violet V. Vandor. Mtoto Yesu... Masihi gives an extended account of the birth of Jesus Christ which begins with a child-friendly explanation of the word Messiah, followed by Angel Gabriel's announcement of John's birth to Zachariah and Gabriel's visitation to Mary announcing the virgin birth. The account includes Mary's visit with Elizabeth, Joseph's coming to accept Mary's unexpected pregnancy, Mary & Joseph's trip to Bethlehem, the birth of Jesus, and the shepherds' role in the event. The story ends with the the wise men who saw the star, traveled from a distant county, inquired about the baby king in Jerusalem, then followed the star to Bethlehem where it led them to the house where Jesus lived a few months after his birth. Children and adults alike will enjoy reading these thirteen mini-stories and discussing the thought-provoking questions after each mini-story. A link included in this book offers a free downloadable PDF file of the illustrations as coloring pages for classroom use or for making crayon-colored quilt blocks. The download also includes puzzles for review and directions for making the fabric quilt blocks. This book is also available as Baby Jesus . . . Messiah : Color your own pictures, a coloring book with the same basic content which can be personalized by child or adult. The space is provided on the cover and title page for this person to add his or her name.

Yona, Nabii Mwoga is a translation of Jonah, The Fearful Prophet which shares the account of Jonah who ran from his God-given assignment. Fearful Jonah boarded a ship going far away from where God was sending him. Instead of escaping God, he found himself at the bottom of the sea, praying to God. Given a miraculous second chance, Jonah obeyed and delivered God's message to the people he feared. Even though he was successful, he wasn't happy with the outcome. He still had one more lesson to learn.Lively illustrations by Kimberly Merritt and colored by Janice D. Green draw the child into this amazing story. Downloadable coloring pages, puzzles, and instructions for making a crayon-colored Bible quilt are also included providing wonderful activities for reinforcement.

Jonah, The Fearful Prophet: Color your own pictures contains the same text and puzzles as the picture book Jonah, the Fearful Prophet. What is different is that a child or parent can color the pictures and add his or her name to the cover and title page. Both books share the account of Jonah who ran from his God-given assignment. Fearful Jonah boarded a ship going far away from where God was sending him. Instead of escaping God, he found himself at the bottom of the sea, praying to God. Given a miraculous second chance, Jonah obeyed and delivered God's message to the people he feared. Even though he was successful, he wasn't happy with the outcome. He still had one more lesson to learn. Discussion questions and puzzles are also included in this book as reinforcement for learning.A link found in this book offers a free downloadable PDF file of the coloring pages for classroom use or for making crayon-colored quilt blocks. The download also includes the puzzles in the book and directions for making the fabric quilt blocks.

The Creation: Color your own pictures presents the day by day Genesis account of creation with delightful word pictures. Nancy Gordon's engaging coloring pages reinforce the story. Questions included on each page encourage understanding and dialog between children and their caregivers. Through discussions and activities children gain interest in the Bible as caregivers embrace the opportunity to share their faith. Two puzzles are included to reinforce learning, and coloring pages may also be downloaded from a link in the book for home or classroom use or for making crayon-colored Bible quilt blocks. A note to the parents is also included to help them deal with secular challenges to the Genesis account of creation.

The Creation presents the day by day Genesis account of creation with delightful word pictures. Nancy Gordon's engaging drawings, colored by Green, beautifully reinforce the story. Questions included on each page encourage understanding and dialog between children and their caregivers. Through one-on-one snuggle time, children gain interest in the Bible as caregivers embrace the opportunity to share their faith. Two puzzles are included to reinforce learning, and coloring pages may be downloaded from a link in the book for home or classroom use or for making crayon-colored Bible quilt blocks. A note to the parents is also included to help them deal with secular challenges to the Genesis account of creation.

Jonah, The Fearful Prophet shares the account of Jonah who ran from his God-given assignment. Fearful Jonah boarded a ship going far away from where God was sending him. Instead of escaping God, he found himself at the bottom of the sea, praying to God. Given a miraculous second chance, Jonah obeyed and delivered God's message to the people he feared. Even though he was successful, he wasn't happy with the outcome. He still had one more lesson to learn.

Baby Jesus . . . Messiah : Color your own pictures is retold by Janice D. Green and illustrated by Violet V. Vandor. includes an extended account of the birth of Jesus Christ which begins with a child-friendly explanation of the word Messiah, followed by Angel Gabriel's announcement of John's birth to Zachariah and Gabriel's visitation to Mary announcing the virgin birth. The account includes Mary's visit with Elizabeth, Joseph's coming to accept Mary's unexpected pregnancy, Mary & Joseph's trip to Bethlehem, the birth of Jesus, and the shepherds' role in the event. The story ends with the the wise men who saw the star, traveled from a distant county, inquired about the baby king in Jerusalem, then followed the star to Bethlehem where it led them to the house where Jesus lived a few months after his birth. This coloring book version of Baby Jesus . . . Messiah can be personalized by child or adult. The space is provided on the cover and title page for this person to add his or her name.Children and adults alike will enjoy reading these thirteen mini-stories, and discussing the engaging questions, coloring the pictures, and working the puzzles which offer an opportunity for review. A link included in this book offers a free downloadable PDF file of the coloring pages for classroom use or for making crayon-colored quilt blocks. The download also includes the puzzles in the book and directions for making the fabric quilt blocks. This book is also available as Baby Jesus . . . Messiah a full color picture book with the same basic content.