Nick Page

This is a ready-to-use resource for all-age worship services on the theme of Family. Using a wide range of innovative teaching activities, users will be able to simply put on family services. It includes drama, poetry, prayers, activity ideas and lots of humour. It will make life easy - you can either use the ideas straight from the page or adapt them by adding your own ideas. Topics covered include: Mums and Dads, siblings, money, work, conflict and household jobs.

This book is a readytouse resource for allage worship services on the theme of celebrations. Using a wide range of innovative teaching activities, users will be able to simply and easily put on family services. It includes drama, poetry, prayers, activity ideas and lots of humor. It will make life easy for those in charge of planning allage worship. You can either use the ideas straight from the page or adapt them by adding your own ideas. Celebrations covered New Years, Palm Sunday, Good Friday, Easter, Pentecost, Harvest, Advent and Christmas.

The Big Story retells the Bible story, giving a lively overview of what actually happens, witnessing the key events, and meeting the most important characters. It's split into five "acts" - the fathers, the exodus, the kings, the Messiah, and the church. Each of these looks at the story of humans and their relationship with God. The episodes are accompanied by short commentaries, explaining the background, providing information, helping the reader to spot key themes, and simply encouraging people to think about what is happening.

An innovative and incredibly useful guide to the Bible, giving new insights into the life and times of the people, places, events and culture of the Bible. A truly distinctive pocket guide to the Bible, bringing together Nick Page’s quirky and informative style with imaginative layouts bringing new depth and variety to help you understand the key people, places and events of the Bible. The Bible can often seem hard to understand and by combining a handy format with real information and tackling difficult subjects with a light touch, this book makes it possible to understand it all in a new way. Contents include:Introducing the BibleKey PassagesThe Bible Book by BookThe Life of JesusMaps and placesPeople (and other beings)History and Real LifeWhere are they now?

Your Tour Guide through the BibleThe MAP is a smart, user-friendly guidebook for anyone who wants to explore the world of the Bible. It's informative, thought-provoking, fun to read, and full of fascinating facts and illuminating graphics. Tackling the Bible with creativity, honesty, and humor, The MAP helps you understand how the Bible works, guides you through it, and shows you both its high points and its easily missed places of interest.The MAP features: *Quick Guide: an at-a-glance introduction to every book of the Bible *Bible Questions: a lighter look at difficult issues*Puzzling Points: explanations of things that make you go 'hmmm . . .'*The Route Through: a street map showing you how each biblical book is put together*Landmarks: important events and themes of the Bible*Bible Postcards: introductions to the cities and countries of the Bible*Details, Details: fascinating facts that otherwise might go unnoticed*Viewpoints: a guide to opposing interpretations*Brief Lives: a quick summary of the lives of major Bible characters*Plus---over fifty maps, timelines, and diagrams that bring the world of the Bible to life

An accessible, informative and entertaining guide to the Bible. The handbook uses modern language, humour and diagrams to bring the Bible to life. Nick Page aims to demystify the Bible, making it relevant, contemporary, informal and appealing, but never simplistic or patronizing.

Die größte Geschichte der Welt - witzig, spritzig nacherzählt und kommentiert aus der Sicht der Boulevard-Presse. In sechs Taen schuf Gott Himmel und Erde - und keiner war dabei. Wirklich keiner? Doch - wie auch heute waren die Reporter der Regenbogen-Presse immer an den Schauplätzen des Geschehens, stets auf der Suche nach sensationellen Stories. Und davon gibt es in der Bibel eine ganze Menge. Das Bibelblatt war dabei. Voller Bewunderung wird vermeldet, daß der Schöpfungsakt nur sechs Tage dauerte; skeptischer zeigen sich die Reporter, wenn Jesus die Menge der 5.000 speist. Hat er dabei das Brot doch etwas dünner geschnitten? Und warum baut ein alter Mann mit seinen drei Söhnen ein Schiff, riesig wie die Titanic? So werden bekannte Geschichten aus dem Alten und Neuen Testament aus der Sicht der Boulevard-Presse witzig, spritzig - aber nie respektlos - nacherzählt und kommentiert.