From the world's most prolific puzzle creator comes a series of puzzle books aimed at building Bible knowledge for all skill levels.

From the world's most prolific puzzle creator comes a series of puzzle books aimed at building Bible knowledge for all skill levels.

The Bible Puzzle Book: A to Z Edition contains 26 freeform crossword puzzles and 26 companion word searches. Each puzzle focuses on a different biblical subject, theme, or passage from scripture.

Something for every child’s skill level (ages 8 to 12), with a convenient answer key on the back of each puzzle. You can make as many copies as you need and keep all 104 puzzles together in one place. • Indexed by Bible reference • Old and New Testament stories, Bible verses—huge variety!

Information on a variety of websites for the entire family. Featuring the Top 500 sites from the "Best of the Christian Web"!

Challenging collection includes some of the worldrsquo;s most perplexing brain-teasers by such masters as Sam Loyd, Johnny Eck and Henry Dudeney. Also, the stories behind the creation of the puzzles, the worldrsquo;s earliest riddles, the birth of the crossword puzzle, much more. Introduction. 146 illus.

Contains a list of movies, arranged alphabetically, that illustrate life lessons, provoke discussion among students, and encourage youth to think and talk about God and the Bible.

Fun, Bible-based, get-to-know-you games and activities for children ages three to twelve. Teaching children how to make friends and creating a sense of community are two key factors in building a strong Christian education program. Many children resist coming to Sunday school and children’s ministry events because they do not know the other children; they live in different communities and attend different schools. Here are 101 opportunities to help children make friends at church – and keep them coming!View a sample of this book.

Elegant and inventive, Surpassing Wonder uncovers how the ancient Hebrew scriptures, the Christian New Testament, and the Talmuds of the Rabbis are related and how, collectively, they make up the core of Western consciousness. Donald Harman Akenson provides an incisive critique of how religious scholars have distorted the holy books and argues that it was actually the inventor of the Hebrew scriptures who shaped our concept of narrative history—thereby founding Western culture.