Bible Stories for Little Catholics - by Merce Segarra Hardcover

About the Book

In this collection of Bible stories, young children, will learn about some of the best-known figures in the, Old and New Testaments. The engaging stories -, complemented by delightfully colorful illustrations -, will likely become favorite bedtime reading for a new, generation of little Catholics.

Book Synopsis

Bible Stories For Little Catholics 978-0-88271-402-8

In this collection of Bible stories, young children will learn about some of the best-known figures in the Old and New Testaments. The engaging stories - complemented by delightfully colorful illustrations - will likely become favorite bedtime reading for a new generation of little Catholics.

Reading Bible stories to children is vital for their moral and spiritual development, offering timeless lessons wrapped in engaging narratives. These stories, from Noah's Ark to David and Goliath, captivate young imaginations with vivid characters and dramatic events, making them ideal for teaching complex values in an accessible way. They introduce children to virtues like courage, honesty, compassion, and faith, as seen in tales like the Good Samaritan, which emphasizes kindness to strangers. Such lessons shape character, encouraging empathy and ethical decision-making from an early age.

Features of this book:

• Glossy soft padded cover
• Beautiful pictures
• Engaging and beautiful illustrations on every page
• Focuses on the Old and New Testaments
• Easy to read text for new readers

Check out all of our children's titles of Catholic children's books. Each of the St. Joseph Picture Books make wonderful gifts for baptisms, First Communion, birthdays, Christmas, or Easter. Bible stories also provide a foundation for understanding cultural and religious heritage, connecting children to a broader spiritual community and history. The narratives foster critical thinking as kids ponder choices made by figures like Jonah or Esther, sparking discussions about obedience, forgiveness, and perseverance. Reading these stories aloud strengthens family bonds, creating shared moments of reflection and dialogue. Beautifully illustrated Bible books enhance engagement, with vibrant visuals bringing stories to life, aiding comprehension, and sparking creativity. These tales offer comfort, teaching children that faith can guide them through challenges, as exemplified by Daniel in the lion's den. They also instill hope, showing that love and goodness prevail, as in the story of Jesus' resurrection. As children grow, these lessons remain relevant, providing a moral compass for life's complexities. Bible stories, revisited over time, become cherished touchstones, reinforcing values and faith. By nurturing both heart and mind, they equip children with wisdom to navigate the world with integrity and purpose.

Features of this book:

Chapter title include:

• Creation, 4

• Adam and Eve, 6

• Building the Ark, 8

• Flooding on the Earth, 10

• Abraham and Sarah, 12

• Isaac, 14

• Esau and Jacob,

• Joseph, 18

• Joseph and His Brothers, 20

• Joseph in Egypt, 22

• The Israelites in Egypt, 24

• Moses, 26

• God Talks to Moses from a Burning Bush, 29

• Leaving Egypt, 30

• God Makes a Path through the Water, 32

• God Gives His People Bread, 34

• The Ten Commandments, 37

• The Ark of the Covenant, 38

• The Trumpets at Jericho, 41

• Naomi and Ruth, 42

• Samuel, 44

• David and Goliath, 47

• Solomon, 48

• Daniel and the Lions, 50

• Jonah and the Whale, 52

• An Angel Visits Mary, 54

• Jesus' Birth, 56

• Good News, 58

• The Three Wise Men, 61

• Jesus in the Temple, 62

• Jesus' Baptism, 64

• Jesus' Apostles, 67

• The Wedding at Cana, 68

• Jesus Feeds a Large Crowd, 70

• The Parables, 72

• - The Lost Sheep, 75

• The Growing Seed, 76

• The Two Houses, 78

• Jesus and the Children, 81

• Toward Jerusalem, 82

• Judas Betrays Jesus, 84

• The Last Supper, 86

• The Garden of Gethsemane, 89

• The Crucifixion, 90

• The Resurrection, 92

• After the Resurrection, 94