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The Three Bears in the Ministry
The goal of this book is to engraft the Word of God into the child by applying the Bible to the story of The Three Bears and Goldilocks. Easy, child-friendly rhyme format with Scripture on each page; from the Faith Tales collection. Illustrated in color. Scripture from the King James Version of the Holy Bible.
30 pages, Paperback
First published July 31, 2012
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January 22, 2021
(3☆ Got something out of, but wouldn’t read again)
I had this book as a kid and reread it as an adult. It is a cute book, but I wish they would have created their own storyline instead of changing a classic.
I had this book as a kid and reread it as an adult. It is a cute book, but I wish they would have created their own storyline instead of changing a classic.
May 4, 2020
This book is a different version on the three little bears. The three bears preach to goldilocks and try to get her to repent of her sins.
February 28, 2013
Rating: 4 of 5 stars
The rating is based on my memory of how much I enjoyed reading The Three Bears In The Ministry as a kid. It was my first experience with the Three Bears and their story. This version of Goldilocks and the Three Bears is faith-based so it features scripture and religious morals (I was raised in a Christian household), but it has terrific illustrations, and I enjoyed having it read to me and later reading it myself.
I saved all of my Charles Capps Ministries, Inc. faith-based folk tales until around age 23, then I gave them away. Now I kinda wish I had kept them, if for no other reason than nostalgia. Here's a link to an online bookstore where you can buy each one (scroll down to Related Items for the others in the series) and here's another link to buy the lot of em on Capps' site.
The rating is based on my memory of how much I enjoyed reading The Three Bears In The Ministry as a kid. It was my first experience with the Three Bears and their story. This version of Goldilocks and the Three Bears is faith-based so it features scripture and religious morals (I was raised in a Christian household), but it has terrific illustrations, and I enjoyed having it read to me and later reading it myself.
I saved all of my Charles Capps Ministries, Inc. faith-based folk tales until around age 23, then I gave them away. Now I kinda wish I had kept them, if for no other reason than nostalgia. Here's a link to an online bookstore where you can buy each one (scroll down to Related Items for the others in the series) and here's another link to buy the lot of em on Capps' site.
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