4 Animals of Eden Valley Books
Why Can’t I See God? (34 pages)
Is God Very Strong? (38 pages)
Where Does God Live? (32 pages)
Why Did God Make Me? (32 pages)
By Joanne Gilchrist and Fiona Walton
In this updated version, Eve goes on a tour of Eden Valley. She finds that each of the animals - Grunt, Shriek, Coo, Bleat and Roar - have their own pearls of wisdom that help her discover faith in an invisible God.
This faith-inspiring, heartwarming story is based on Proverbs 18:10: “The Lord is like a strong tower. Those who do what is right can run to him for safety.” This book will spark encouraging and thought-provoking conversations with your children about how God looks after us and answers our prayers even in difficult times.
This adventurous, gospel-centred story will help you explore questions about where God lives, how we can pray and how His Spirit is with us wherever we go, when we believe in God’s son, Jesus.
Paul is a boy with many talents. Playing football is not one of them! When he doesn't get a place on the team he feels left out, confused and very sad. Then, Paul reads a verse in the Bible, from the book of Jeremiah, and feels encouraged to keep trying. Paul discovers that he can have a place on the team after all – but is it the place he expected?
All proceeds go towards Ruach Resources, charity number 1197062, to help create more conversation-starting, faith-inspiring resources for children and their grown-ups.
Why Can’t I See God? (34 pages)
Is God Very Strong? (38 pages)
Where Does God Live? (32 pages)
Why Did God Make Me? (32 pages)
By Joanne Gilchrist and Fiona Walton
In this updated version, Eve goes on a tour of Eden Valley. She finds that each of the animals - Grunt, Shriek, Coo, Bleat and Roar - have their own pearls of wisdom that help her discover faith in an invisible God.
This faith-inspiring, heartwarming story is based on Proverbs 18:10: “The Lord is like a strong tower. Those who do what is right can run to him for safety.” This book will spark encouraging and thought-provoking conversations with your children about how God looks after us and answers our prayers even in difficult times.
This adventurous, gospel-centred story will help you explore questions about where God lives, how we can pray and how His Spirit is with us wherever we go, when we believe in God’s son, Jesus.
Paul is a boy with many talents. Playing football is not one of them! When he doesn't get a place on the team he feels left out, confused and very sad. Then, Paul reads a verse in the Bible, from the book of Jeremiah, and feels encouraged to keep trying. Paul discovers that he can have a place on the team after all – but is it the place he expected?
All proceeds go towards Ruach Resources, charity number 1197062, to help create more conversation-starting, faith-inspiring resources for children and their grown-ups.
Why Can’t I See God? (34 pages)
Is God Very Strong? (38 pages)
Where Does God Live? (32 pages)
Why Did God Make Me? (32 pages)
By Joanne Gilchrist and Fiona Walton
In this updated version, Eve goes on a tour of Eden Valley. She finds that each of the animals - Grunt, Shriek, Coo, Bleat and Roar - have their own pearls of wisdom that help her discover faith in an invisible God.
This faith-inspiring, heartwarming story is based on Proverbs 18:10: “The Lord is like a strong tower. Those who do what is right can run to him for safety.” This book will spark encouraging and thought-provoking conversations with your children about how God looks after us and answers our prayers even in difficult times.
This adventurous, gospel-centred story will help you explore questions about where God lives, how we can pray and how His Spirit is with us wherever we go, when we believe in God’s son, Jesus.
Paul is a boy with many talents. Playing football is not one of them! When he doesn't get a place on the team he feels left out, confused and very sad. Then, Paul reads a verse in the Bible, from the book of Jeremiah, and feels encouraged to keep trying. Paul discovers that he can have a place on the team after all – but is it the place he expected?
All proceeds go towards Ruach Resources, charity number 1197062, to help create more conversation-starting, faith-inspiring resources for children and their grown-ups.
