Alison Brown Knihy

A pitch-perfect rhyming celebration of brothers and the love they share!

Few children can ignore an inquisitive donkey looking over a gate or the wriggling puppy they meet in the street. Animal stories also capture their attention, and are usually those with which younger children identify most readily. The description of the animals in Noah's Ark is surely the one least likely to be forgotten! Bible Animals (for ages 5+) goes one step further; it uses a collection of animal stories drawn from Scripture, to present important, basic Bible truths. What is sin? Why did Jesus die? Why do bad things sometimes happen? Why is obedience important? These are issues about which positive God honouring attitudes can be formed in the ealy years. Sharing the pages of this original book with your child provides an opportunity to begin laying these vital foundations. An animal picture to colour is provided with each lesson.

For Many children today the Bible is a book for Sunday only. Some regard it as little more than a collection of stories which they fondly associate with Sunday School or their bedtime reading; easily discarded when they reach their teens, amid peer pressure to conform to the humanist and secularist views of today's 'real world'. We need to connect what children do in the classroom on the other days of the week to the Bible; turning often to its less familiar pages, until they see that in every area of our existence Scripture always has been, and still is, the supreme authority. Children learn through experience. We cannot expect them to trust God for eternity until they recognize the reliability of God's account of what has happened in time. 'If I have told you earthly things and you do not believe, how can you believe if I tell you heavenly things?' (John 3:12).

One of the first words a child learns to recognise, and then to write, is his own name. He identifies not simply with its shape and sound, but often with its origin, especially if he shares it with someone he loves and respects.Bible names were often derivatives of Greek or Hebrew words of very significant meaning. Some were chosen by the baby's parents as an expression of their hopes for its future, while others were given, or changed, by God himself in order to describe a new identity that he wished the person to embody.Bible Names , written for the primary age-group, presents simple biblical truths about God s promises, repentance, faith, and obedience, using the lives and names of some well-known Bible characters, presented in chronological order. Some activities are provided to help children recap the main facts in each lesson.* Bible Names is a sequel to A Bible Alphabet , Bible Numbers and Bible Animals which are also published by the Trust.

Exploring the often unspoken challenges of motherhood, this book delves into the sleepless nights and constant concerns that come with raising children. It highlights the emotional and mental toll on mothers who juggle various responsibilities while striving to provide the best for their families. Through relatable anecdotes and insights, it offers a candid look at the joys and struggles of parenting, reminding readers of the resilience and strength found in motherhood.

The Activity Book features 26 large-format tear-out sheets designed for young children to color and complete. It serves as a companion to A Bible Alphabet by Alison Brown, providing engaging activities that enhance learning and creativity.

The book offers a delightful and rhythmic tribute to mothers, capturing the essence of their love and dedication. Through playful rhymes, it highlights the unique qualities and experiences that make moms special, celebrating their roles in a heartfelt and engaging manner. This charming homage is perfect for readers looking to honor the bond between mothers and their children.

The program offers a comprehensive approach to weight loss, focusing not only on reaching your ideal weight but also on maintaining it long-term. It provides practical strategies and mindset shifts to foster a healthier lifestyle, ensuring sustainable results and promoting overall well-being.

Offering a unique messianic perspective, the book delves into end-times prophecy, connecting Biblical and Islamic prophecies with contemporary world events and the Feasts. It provides readers with profound insights into the significance of these elements in the context of the last days, making it essential for anyone curious about future developments in prophecy.

Written during her senior year of high school, this collection features poems that Alison Brown shared daily with her English teacher, Mr. Goodrich, throughout winter term. The work captures her youthful creativity and exploration of themes relevant to her experiences and emotions during that pivotal time in her life.