This first book of the Growing up in Christ series helps equip Christian parents to empower their pre-school kids to grow up in Christ in a messed-up world. This book helps kids ages 2 to 5 have fun with Mom and Dad as they learn the English alphabet and learn to love God and His Word with all their heart, soul, mind, and strength. Each alphabet letter features a pithy nursery rhyme and a colorful sketch that highlights a Bible character or a biblical value to help kids grow up in Christ in a world that is often hostile to these beliefs and behaviors. Reading this book and discussing the…mehr
This first book of the Growing up in Christ series helps equip Christian parents to empower their pre-school kids to grow up in Christ in a messed-up world. This book helps kids ages 2 to 5 have fun with Mom and Dad as they learn the English alphabet and learn to love God and His Word with all their heart, soul, mind, and strength. Each alphabet letter features a pithy nursery rhyme and a colorful sketch that highlights a Bible character or a biblical value to help kids grow up in Christ in a world that is often hostile to these beliefs and behaviors. Reading this book and discussing the questions raised under most of the colorful sketches will provoke bonding conversations between parents and their kids about many core dimensions of a faithful Christian life and its challenges, including bullying and sex. This series is written from a biblical creation-fall-redemption-consummation perspective. Kids learn to see themselves and others as being created in God's image. Hence, they and all people deserve love and respect, regardless of their sometimes messed-up beliefs, behaviors, and relationships. The Parents' Appendix suggests more ideas and Scriptures that parents may choose to add to these discussions at their discretion as their kids grow. The Parents' Supplement lists other books in this series, including a coloring book version of A is for Adam.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
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Al Hiebert has a passion to equip Christian parents to empower their kids to grow up in Christ in our messed-up world. This passion prompted him to gather like-minded friends, including artist Claudia Castro Castro, to form Growing Up In Christ, Inc. Together thy are writing a series of books addressing kids at four age-levels from ages 2 to 19, with Parents' Appendices to support insightful parent-child conversations on a wide range of sensitive issues kids face in our culture today. See: www.growingupinchrist.com for details. The Parents' Supplements list other books in this series. Al is married to Lorna, his high school sweetheart. They have two talented adult children, both married, and three wonderful grandchildren approaching adulthood, all loving Jesus. Al graduated MA at TEDS and PhD at NYU. He taught high school math and science, then philosophy and theology at Providence University College and Seminary (MB) 1969-95, then philosophy, theology, and leadership at Briercrest Seminary (1996-2003). Al served as director of Red Rock Bible Camp 1964-71, as college dean 1974-94, as seminary dean 1996-99, as director of the Briercrest branch campus MA program at OM India 1996-2003, and as the first executive director of Christian Higher Education Canada 2007-10. Besides many articles in magazines and newspapers and several journal articles, Al has written and published (2005) Character with Competence Education: The Bible College Movement in Canada for the Association of Canadian Bible Colleges and Hiebert Heritage to 2010. In 1973 Al and Lorna moved a 1924 railroad station to a wooded site near Kleefeld, MB and renovated it for their home, where their daughter and son grew up. Al regularly comments on ethics and lifestyle issues in many media.
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