Christian Children's Books

Stories that build character for ages 5-10. Don and Joyce visit the farm and discover a hive of angry bees. From this experience Grandma chooses lessons on a variety of bees. This has been an all-time favorite for SIXTY YEARS and has been handed down from parent to child.

When an old miner is left with the job of bringing up the newborn Virginia he doesnt realise that it will change his life forever. As he cleans the dust and cobwebs away for the new arrival, we see that is also what the Holy Spirit does in our lives. He starts a work in our hearts and our lives are changed forever. 24 pages. Hardback. Suitable for 4-7 year olds

God... Who is He? What does He do? How does a person get to know God these days? Do you just sit around waiting for Him to pop in? Where does He hang out? Do you have to go out and find Him in church or other 'God' places like that? It would help if He told you a bit about Himself - perhaps even give you a guide to help you along the way... Patricia St. John has written her own guide book to encourage and help you to get into God's ultimate guide book - His Word.

This sequel to A Hive of Busy Bees has also become a favorite. Many teachers explain how students look forward to the time when the class can have another Bee story. These character building stories will continue to live in children's minds for many years.

A series of short, factual stories which inspire children to approach their Heavenly Father with confidence, knowing that He will honor their prayers. Parents enjoy reading this book as much as their children. It is also an excellent source of material for Sunday Schools.

Two young African boys, Wikatani and Chuma, have been captured by slave traders, but the desperate cry would never reach their village. David Livingstone, is doing everything he can to put a halt to the slave traders. But is there any reason to hope that he might help two young boys? Recommended for ages 8 to 12.

The thrilling story of May-Lo and Len-Lay and their connection with Adoniram and Ann Judson, missionaries to Burma. Or are they spies for the British? When the Judsons leave the city of Rangoon to establish a mission work in Ava, the Golden City, the girls are taken along on the dangerous river trip that will separate them from their father by 350 miles. Will they ever see him again? Will they even make it to their destination? 

To Jessica, a poor outcast girl on the streets of London who has to beg or steal to keep herself alive, Mr. Daniel's coffe stall becomes, for a few moments each week, a little paradise. The unlikely pair are influenced by each other in strange ways: Jessica comes to a knowledge of the God Who answers prayer, and Mr. Daniel is brought to repentance for his life of meanness and covetousness.

Sometime during the 1880's Jack and Amy have come to London searching for their uncle. On their own without money, food, or shelter, they have nowhere else to turn. For the two youngsters, attempting to live on the streets is frightening, dangerous, and an opportunity for the worst elements of the city to take advantage of them. What should Jack and Amy do when those strange Salvation Army people approach them? Can the General and Catherine Booth be trusted?

by Irene Howat

Patricia St. John's life is a story in itself but she grew up to become one of the world's best-loved Christian writers for children. This new Trail Blazers biography by Irene Howatt retells the adventures and achievements of this very unusual missionary and children's author--an amazing story of a much-loved figure in Christian history.

When Elaine leaves her home in London to stay with the Owen family in Wales, she feels miserable and left out. It's only the little secret garden that she finds at the end of the rainbow that makes staying there seem worthwhile. And then something happens that changes everything.