This book is a children’s book written for young readers who enjoy reading for themselves or may need a parent or grandparent to read it for them. This is a story of the birth of Jesus, presented to the reader through the eyes of an old camel, Papaw, as he tells the story to his grand-camels. The book has true facts of a bright star, three wise men, a city called Bethlehem, and the humble birth of a baby boy who was given the name “Jesus.” It’s presented to the reader through the use of fictional camel characters. I have learned through my years of narrative storytelling that animals have the special ability to open the minds of children, and animals are most like God in that they are created with the ability to love unconditionally. The story can teach parents and grandparents how their children have many important attributes given to them from God. It doesn’t matter if they are different by oddity of size, having a special talent others may think weird, or a different skin color. All is precious in the sight of God. He makes no mistakes in His creation. This story can remind us to look to the heavens at night and remember: For God loved the world so much, that He sent His only begotten son, that whosoever believes in Him shall not perish, but have everlasting life. John 3:16 (KJV) Read your Bible in Matthew 1:18-25(KJV) and Matthew 2:1-23(KJV) to experience the true Biblical story.

Humphrey the camel is only interested in one thing—getting his carpet blanket back. As he journeys with the Wise Men to Bethlehem, Humphrey bemoans his lost blanket until he finally gets a new one. But when the caravan arrives and Humphrey sees baby Jesus shivering, he gives the child his new blanket without a second thought. Full of rich acrylic paintings, humor, and heart, this board book edition of Carol Heyer’s bestseller will swiftly become a cherished favorite with little ones.

Tomie dePaola’s “gorgeous…sumptuous” (Horn Book Magazine) retelling of the story of the three wise kings is perfect for sharing with little ones during the Christmas season! Three wise men of the East, having seen a new star symbolizing the birth of a great king, follow the star to Bethlehem where they present gifts to the newborn Jesus. This beautiful rendition of the well-known tale is sure to delight young readers.

This is the story of Hoshmakaka, a proud, old camel, who has been chosen to perform a very special task - he is to carry the wise men's gifts to the new baby king in Bethlehem. On his way he meets many people with gifts which are added to his load.

A poem describes the journey of camels carrying the Wise Men to see the new-born baby Jesus.

This volume provides a full fifty-two weeks of devotional material based on the Revised Common Lectionary for Year B. Drawing from the insightful Bible commentaries in the Connections series, each week also includes scriptural and literary readings, lectio divina, spiritual practices, questions for journaling, and prayers. This resource has been crafted with mainline lectionary preachers in mind, both to supplement their planning for the week and to feed their souls in the midst of the work of ministry. Individuals and small groups will find their faith deepened through regular contemplation and devotional insight.

An illustrated edition of the traditional Christmas song.

This books taps into the powerful imagery of trees to suggest ways that one may sink roots into God's Word and grow strong branches that bear the fruits of faith.

Long, long ago, a very special star appeared in the night sky. It shone more brightly than all the other stars. Three wise men called Melchior, Caspar and Balthasar gazed at the star in wonder. They had never seen anything like it before.In this beautifully illustrated book the three Kings decide to journey west, following the star to a very special destination.Loek Koopmans' retelling of one part of the Christmas story is full of life and character, as well as mystery and wonder. This charming traditional tale will help young children celebrate the nativity.