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Children & Youth (43)
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TWELVE GREAT FEASTS FOR CHILDREN , THE : THE MEETING OF OUR LORD
Author: SISTER ELAYNE WITH ILLUSTRATIONS BY BONNIE GILLIS
#: 5162
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 righteous Anna now appearsAnd prophesies - so all may hearHow Christ the King has come to giveHis life for us so we may live."
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TWELVE GREAT FEASTS FOR CHILDREN , THE : THE THEOPHANY OF OUR LORD
Author: SISTER ELAYNE WITH ILLUSTRATIONS BY BONNIE GILLIS
#: 5163
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." 'Fear not,' says Jesus in reply,'To Baptise Me, O John! For IAm God, but come as Man to menTo bring them back to life again!' "
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TWELVE GREAT FEASTS FOR CHILDREN , THE : THE NATIVITY OF THE THEOTOKOS
Author: SISTER ELAYNE WITH ILLUSTRATIONS BY BONNIE GILLIS
#: 5423
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."But Joachim and Anna hadNo child, and so their hearts were sad,Yet trusting God, they loved Him stillAnd always tried to do His will.
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TWELVE GREAT FEASTS FOR CHILDREN , THE : THE ENTRANCE OF THE THEOTOKOS INTO THE TEMPLE
Author: SISTER ELAYNE WITH ILLUSTRATIONS BY BONNIE GILLIS
#: 5424
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 Temple made of stone receives,Upon its steps, the Second Eve -The Living Temple of the LordThrough whom all things shall be restored."
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TWELVE GREAT FEASTS FOR CHILDREN , THE : THE ANNUNCIATION
Author: SISTER ELAYNE WITH ILLUSTRATIONS BY BONNIE GILLIS
#: 5422
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."And as the bush once shone with flame,Much more, O Lady free from blame,Shalt thou with Light from heaven shine,For thou shalt bear a Son Divine. "
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TWELVE GREAT FEASTS FOR CHILDREN , THE : THE TRANSFIGURATION OF OUR LORD
Author: SISTER ELAYNE WITH ILLUSTRATIONS BY BONNIE GILLIS
#: 5741
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. "Now Moses and Elijah standBefore the Lord of Heaven, andThey speak of His approaching CrossThrough which He seeks and saves the lost."
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TWELVE GREAT FEASTS FOR CHILDREN , THE : THE FEAST OF PENTECOST
Author: SISTER ELAYNE WITH ILLUSTRATIONS BY BONNIE GILLIS
#: 5740
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."Be glad! Be Glad! For on this dayGod's Spirit comes to light our way,To guide us in through Christ the Door,To dwell in us forevermore."
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TWELVE GREAT FEASTS FOR CHILDREN , THE : THE ASCENSION OF OUR LORD
Author: SISTER ELAYNE WITH ILLUSTRATIONS BY BONNIE GILLIS
#: 5742
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."But on Thy Promise we depend,And so we ask Thee Lord, to sendThy Spirit as Thou once didst sayTo lead us safely in Thy way."
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TWELVE GREAT FEASTS FOR CHILDREN, THE : THE ENTRY OF OUR LORD INTO JERUSALEM
Author: SISTER ELAYNE WITH ILLUSTRATIONS BY BONNIE GILLIS
#: 8335
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TWELVE GREAT FEASTS FOR CHILDREN , THE : THE DORMITION OF THE THEOTOKOS
Author: SISTER ELAYNE WITH ILLUSTRATIONS BY BONNIE GILLIS
#: 8337
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TWELVE GREAT FEASTS FOR CHILDREN , THE : THE EXALTATION OF THE CROSS
Author: SISTER ELAYNE WITH ILLUSTRATIONS BY BONNIE GILLIS
#: 8336
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MONK WHO GREW PRAYER, THE
Author: WRITTEN & ILLUSTRATED BY CLAIRE BRANDENBURG
#: 5425
This monk is doing simple ordinary tasks like chopping wood and tending his garden. He also prays continually throughout the day and night. It teaches children that no matter what they are doing, they too can pray.
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MWANGI: A YOUNG AFRICAN BOY'S JOURNEY OF FAITH
Author: RENE RITSI, ILLUSTRATED BY CAMERON THORPE
#: 5426
The story of how a young boy and his family living in East Africa come to know Jesus and be baptised as Christians. The young reader is also taught the importance of hospitality learns some Kiswahili words. Ages four to ten.
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WALKING IN WONDER: Nurturing Orthodox Christian Virtues in Your Children
Author: ELIZABETH WHITE
#: 5769
Walking in Wonder blends patristic Orthodox teaching with practical suggestions for parents, resulting in a book that is not only inspirational but full of common sense. Elizabeth White draws from her extensive experience as an educator, parent, and faithful Orthodox Christian, to outline not only what the virtues are, but the “how to’s” of encouraging the development of those virtues in children. Each chapter ends with a list of practical ideas any parent might try to help cultivate character qualities such as attentiveness and silence. This workbook will help parents, teachers, and all caregivers provide an environment that helps develop Orthodox attitudes toward self, others, the world and Christ. Written with children under the age of eight in mind.
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ELLA'S STORY: The Duchess Who Became a Saint
Author: MARIA TOBIAS ILLUS: BONNIE GILLIS
#: 5767
Ella’s Story brings to life the amazing journey of Princess Elizabeth, from privileged childhood to eventual martyrdom. While her biography, as St. Elizabeth the New Martyr, is available to adults, this is the first such book for girls, and is written in an approachable, appealing style. Maria Tobias tells the Princess’ story in such a lively way that the book is hard to put down. Elizabeth, a real princess, is gifted with all those qualities girls still seek (intelligence, beauty, wealth, renown), converts to Orthodoxy, and subsequently sheds all earthly glory for the greater prize of the martyr's crown. She is a true role model for today. A chapter book, with black and white illustrations.
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GETTING TO KNOW GOD
Author: JOHN KOSMAS SKINAS
#: 8132
A new resource for teaching Orthodox children of below school age about God. Through photographs and Bible verses a child can be shown how God can be known through all five senses. God is shown to be found in the church, through creation and in humanity which He made in His image. Printed on special extra - durable paper for heavy wear and tear and with a special presentation page for use when giving the book as a gift or as part of a prize giving.
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SAINT INNOCENT OF ALASKA : APOSTLE AND MISSIONARY
Author: SARAH ELIZABETH COWIE
#: 8194
The story of St. Innocent and his missionary travels throughout nineteenth century Alaska and Siberia never cease to inspire. Here they are recounted in a lively manner for young adults, illustrated throughout with elegant pen and ink drawings.
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LIFE OF ST PATRICK, THE : ENLIGHTENER OF THE IRISH
Author: Written and Illustrated by ZACHARY LYNCH
#: 8264
A faithful retelling of the story of Ireland's greatest saint. Taken from his book of "Confessions" they draw out the deeply Christian aspects of St. Patrick's life. Visually rich with Celtic illuminations influenced by elements of iconography. Suitable for children ages four and upward.
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KEEPER OF THE LIGHT : ST. MACRINA THE ELDER, GRANDMOTHER OF SAINTS
Author: BEV COOKE ILLUSTRATED BY BONNIE GILLIS
#: 8339
A vivid retelling of the story of St. Macrina the grandmother of St. Basil the Great,St. Gregory of Nyssa and St. Macrina the Younger. She suffered persecution and hardship for her Faith in Christ but triumphed in the face of adversity. Whilst written with teenagers in mind this book can be enjoyed by adults as well. Illustrated with black and white drawings.
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GREAT AND HOLY FRIDAY
Author: MOTHER MELANIA WITH ILLUSTRATIONS BY BONNIE GILLIS
#: 8260
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.
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