Even a little prayer can have a big message. Little Prayers for Little Kids follows a day in the life of a child...from waking up in the morning to a goodnight prayer at bedtime: Thank You, God, for my cozy bed, And the pillow for my head. Thank You for my blanket too, So I can rest when day is through. I'll sleep until the morning light, But now it's time to say goodnight. Bestselling author Stormie Omartian recently welcomed a granddaughter into her life, and these prayers are fresh from her heart. You and your special little one will love reading this adorable book of prayers together. Beautiful four-color illustrations go with each sweet thought.

From the moment we wake until we go back to bed, every day is filled with ordinary moments that allow us to connect with God. This collection of short prayers for children to pray throughout their days—on the way to school, when noticing a bird in a tree, or looking at the stars—will bring delight, and help them begin to recognize the nearness of God.

SPECIALLY DESIGNED TO TURN CHILDREN INTO SERIOUS PRAYER WARRIORS

Gaynell Coleman never considered writing nor did she set out to write a bookshe struggled for years to communicate with others. She never gave up on improving her communication skills. She knew deep within that she had the ability; however, she struggled with anger issues, which hindered her success of improving her interpersonal effectiveness. She remained focused on her goals. In 1979 Coleman landed a job at the public library where she shelved books returned by patrons. She discovered the inspirational section where the possibility for learning and improving herself were endless. And now, in Little Prayers, Big Impact, she is sharing part of her story to help you become all that you were created to be. Every person is born with a yearning to be loved, acknowledged, and accepted for who they are. The longing is like a hole in your heart that when the right connection is made there is nothing and no one that can ever sever it. You know that you are complete and have been made whole. The void has been filled because the things that once mattered, such as material possessions, accumulation of wealth, job status, or physical appearances have little meaning. Those things that once disturbed you cannot shake the foundation of which you stand. Little Prayers, Big Impact is your road map to wholeness. It is the key to delayering to get to the heart of the real you. Little Prayers, Big Impact will inspire you. It will encourage you. It will change your life.

For Christian parents eager to see their children come closer to the Lord, Cheri Fuller's When Children Pray is a godsend. There's no better testament to the power and effectiveness of children's prayers than these stories of how God answers the prayers of our children and youth. Most important, this book prepares parents to teach their children how to pray -- not merely the mechanics, but understanding and claiming the power of their heavenly Father through prayer. Busy parents and those with questions about their own prayer commitments will find When Children Pray, now in an updated, contemporary cover, especially helpful in passing on a legacy of faith to the next generation.

When children are engaged, they learn. Creativity captures their curiosity and helps the truth of God's Word to sink deeply into the soil of their hearts. And God is faithful. He will continue to water and care for those seeds until they produce a harvest. In this book, you will find creative, dynamic object lessons that let children participate in their learning. They draw on lessons from science, stories, popular games and even a little "magic," and they are always firmly rooted in truth from God's Word.Both new teachers and old will find these lessons easy to use and fun to deliver. Children will want to share what they learn with their families and friends, and they will be excited to see what you are going to teach them next week!

Parents want the best for their children and they want to give them the best. But what is the most important gift they can give their children? A university education? A car? Or perhaps a good value system? While all of these have merit, the greatest gift parents can give their children is to teach them to develop a relationship with their heavenly Father through prayer. In TEACHING CHILDREN HOW TO PRAY Anne McFarlane masterfully addresses this very important topic – the prayer life of parents and children. She looks at the subject from various angles, considers the classic and difficult questions that the topic elicits, but also provides concrete, practical and understandable answers to the questions children often have.

Melody is on a quest to discover her real identity and purpose when she encounters a dryad on Ealing Common! After hearing the dryad's prophecy, Melody's day becomes even stranger when she spots a unicorn in Oxford Street, and follows it into the mysterious Otherworld. Returning to the human world, further adventures finally lead Melody to Tower Bridge and a confrontation with a dragon... Melody's Unicorn is the first volume in a new children's fantasy trilogy which continues with Melody’s Dragon and Melody’s World.

In 100 Prayers, 100 Praise Songs, best-selling author Stephen Elkins brings an exciting and educational way for children to learn about prayer by teaching them 100 prayers to pray to God and providing 100 songs to sing Him praises. God loves to hear from His children and this book will help kids feel comfortable talking to God and singing praise to Him. Prayers include classic prayers such as “Now I Lay Me;” Biblical prayers such as “The Lord’s Prayer;” topical prayers such as how to pray when I am afraid or what to pray when I am thankful; and prayers from famous believers. Familiar Bible verses tell of God’s promises and encourage little ones to talk to Him every day. This is a great resource to help kids memorize 100 Bible verses. Includes two CDs with 100 new praise songs written and recorded by Grammy-nominated producer, Stephen Elkins.

Seventh grader Ben Conover sees people no one else can see. When he confides in his best friend, it's not long before smart phones start lighting up with text messages as the air cackles with gossip and he becomes known in school as the 'Ghost Boy'. Home has become a battle ground between his Mum's acceptance and his Dad's disapproval. Ben desperately seeks his father's approval, and wants to be like a regular twelve-year-old. But he doesn't want to break free from his spirit friend, Abby, who shows up when he is in danger or about to do something wrong. She somehow guides him and he has grown very fond of her. Will Ben's father accept his son's psychic gifts? Can he persuade his father that spirits are real and not just hallucinations? And who exactly is Abby? A Middle Grade story about a boy who sees spirits.