Author:  SR. MAGDALEN  

#:  66  

Insightful reflections, from a contemporary British nun, on the Christian family, prayer and the education of children, as well as liturgical life. "This spiritual yet practical little book will be of immense value to Christian parents whether they belong to the Orthodox Church or to other denominations." - Sobornost  

Author:  DORRIE PAPADEMETRIOUS  

#:  3507  

Psalm 104 retold with both vibrant pictures and love and respect for creation. Also includes two pages of quotes on caring for God's creation.  

Author:  NIKO CHOCHELI  

#:  3504  

  

Author:  NIKO CHOCHELI  

#:  3505  

  

Author:  chocheli , niko  

#:  3503  

Texts from the Orthodox Church's hymns of the prefeast and the feast of the Nativity, richly illustrated for children by this artist of Tbilisi, Republic of Georgia.  

Author:  DORRIE PAPADEMETRIOU  

#:  4029  

Full-colour picture book. An Aleut Indian boy tells about his home on Spruce Island and about Father Herman, his North Star. Children will encounter: angels, boats, bears, seals, canoes, cookies , cabbages, as well as forest fires, northern lights, and tidal waves. They will learn about this saint's love for God and his love for all those around him.   

Author:  ILLUSTATED BY NIKO CHOCHELI COMPILED AND edited Thomas hopko  

#:  4561  

Images of Christ, cast as shadows in Old Testament texts, illuminate this book of biblical prophecy for young and old alike. Illustrator Niko Chocheli creates a stunning graphic dialog between the voice of the prophets and the coming Christ who eternally rests in their words. The Son of Man whom Daniel saw in night visions, the Branch of Jesse whom Isaiah saw shoot forth, and the apparitions of other prophets emerge as vivid icons of the Lord.  

Author:  CATHERINE CONTOPOULOS ILLUSTRATED BY CHRISSANTH GREENE - GROSS  

#:  4629  

This is one of the finest children's books we have seen. It tells the story of the ninth century saint Euphrosynos who was both a cook and hermit on the holy mountain of Athos. Lavishly and peacefully illustrated throughout in full colour.  

Author:  JENNY SCHROEDEL, ILLUSTRATED BY DOUG MONTROSS  

#:  5640  

A beautifully illustrated full colour book for children telling the story of one of Ireland's most popular early saints - St. Kevin of Glendalough. He was chased, bullied, and shoved, until one spring he learned an unforgettable lesson from an unlikely teacher - a blackbird who built a nest in his hand. Includes an icon and a short hymn in honour of the saint.   

Author:  SOPHIE KOULOMZIN WITH FOREWORD & STUDY GUIDE BY ANN MITSAKOS BEZZERIDES  

#:  5646  

This classic is a foundational read for Christian parents and educators, now updated with a new foreword and study guide. The work is a compendium of the author's wisdom and is peppered with engaging anecdotes from her experience of working with children in the church. Topics addressed are: the task of Christian education, developmental stages of children, Christian education in the family, the challenges and opportunities of the church school, and a vision and goals for the Christian teacher. The author was a distinguished Orthodox Christian educator who taught Religious Education at St. Vladimir's Seminary from 1954 to 1973.   

Author:  JIM FOREST , ILLUSTRATED BY DASCHA PANCHESHNAYA  

#:  8523  

Elegantly illustrated in full colour throughout this work will introduce both children and adults to the life of the recently canonized Russian Orthodox nun, Mother Maria Skobtsova. Whilst living a life which even for its time was considered unconventional, she dedicated her life to helping the poor and suffering, in particular the persecuted Jews of Nazi occupied Paris.  

Author:  JANE G. MEYER ILLUSTRATED BY NED GANNON  

#:  8414  

With colour illustrations radiating the warmth of a Californian vineyard the story is told of a farmer and his young daughter. The child reading - or being read to - is taken on a journey following the grapes from the vineyard through to their offering as wine in Holy Communion.  

Author:  ALVIN ALEXSI CURRIER AND NADJA GLAZUNOVA  

#:  1820  

An orphan girl's faithful prayers for her crippled brother are miraculously answered. The verse text and authentic full colour Russian folk illustrations will charm children and adults alike.  

Author:  CURRIER , ALVIN ALEXIS , A ROMANIAN ORAL TRADITION RETOLD AND ILLUSTRATED BY  

#:  3538  

A heart warming tale of God's supernatural guidance to be read to children. A mute woman speaks and a and a cross appears high on the mountain. Well illustrated with full colour folk art pictures and a photograph of the Rohia monastery whose origins it explains.  

Author:  SUSAN VON MEDICUS WITH POEMS BY GINNY SILVA  

#:  3608  

Each two page spread features an illuminated letter of the alphabet ( using an ancient Irish Uncial script ) and an iconographic style painting, plus a poem reflecting on the spiritual subject introduced by each letter , and a brief prayer. At the end there is a here is a chart of the symbols used in the drawings. The child will want to read it over and over.Suitable for ages 4 to 11.  

Author:  CURRIER , ALVIN ALEXIS  

#:  3645  

A Christmas folktale from old Russia. A father of a poor family invites a stranger into the home and they discover that they have "entertained angels unaware". The colourful pictures depict scenes of the woodcutter's family home deep in the Russian forest.  

Author:  ALVIN ALEXSI CURRIER, ILLUSTR. NADJA GLAZUNOVA  

#:  4333  

A full colour story for children of a sad little boy who loved nature and could not read, but who became a holy monk of Russia. Detailed depictions of the life of Russian peasants 700 years ago. Many miracles were experienced in Sergius' life. He shown praying to God for children and soldiers and poor families who came to him for help. Tells how it important it was for him to live in harmony with creation. Sergius is shown at work, gardening, baking sewing and felling trees. A complete page of text is opposite each picture. Eight to Eleven year olds would read this book to themselves.   

Author:  SARAH COWIE, ILLUSTR. BY SARAH SELBY  

#:  4334  

A delightful full colour story book for young children explaining the daily activities of a typical Orthodox monastery through the eyes of the Abbot's pet cat. Some sew, some cook, some garden some print books; Josie catches mice. They chat and pray with visitors. Everyday they feed the outdoor cats that live nearby. The Abbot and Josie both take naps in the sunshine. The type of story that children like to read over and over; it shows monasticism as a fulfilling way of life.   

Author:  WRITTEN & ILLUSTRATED BY CLAIRE BRANDENBURG  

#:  5166  

Daniel faces his own lion (fear) as a mischievous bully harasses him at school. Daniel's family and friends give him advice and ask the saints to pray for him. He asks Jesus to help him. The illustrations show the spiritual reality as his guardian angel and the Prophet Daniel accompanying him to school. Ages 3 to 7.   

Author:  SISTER ELAYNE WITH ILLUSTRATIONS BY BONNIE GILLIS  

#:  5161  

Psalm-like poems written for children ages three to eight. Although some of the concepts in the poem would need to be explained by adults, the text is accompanied by elegant watercolour illustrations which acquaint children with the themes and imagery of this feast. Used together with the Scriptures, this is an excellent tool for teaching."The shepherds hear the angels sing, The praises of our God and King, And run with gladness to the cave, That holds the One who comes to save."