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A Family Journey With Jesus Through Lent: Prayers And Activities for Each Day

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Praying as a family begins here! A Family Journey with Jesus provides the perfect format for family prayer for each day of Lent. Hebrew children from Capernaum, Nazareth, Cana, and Jerusalem narrate the stories in a way that makes Jesus? parables, miracles, and teachings come alive. Every story contains interesting historical details to show what life was like in Jesus? time. At the end of each gospel scene, Jesus speaks lovingly and personally to the children about the significance of the story that was just shared. Suggestions for Lenten and Holy Week activities are also featured, along with original artwork. This is a book families will enjoy year after year! - Short stories are enjoyable to children of all ages. - Includes more than 15 suggestions for family activities. - An excellent way to promote family time with added meaning during Lent.

192 pages, Paperback

First published December 1, 2004

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April 3, 2015
First time using this as a family during Lent. It was such a rich experience. A good read for the children and grown ups alike. I wish the author had one for Advent too.
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April 4, 2009
Our family is reading this book during Lent this year. It is fantastic! One story per day, they are really interesting and have generated a lot of discussion among my children. Highly recommended!
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February 28, 2015
2012: After enjoying it last yer, I was so happy to come back to this book and activities gain for the Lenten season this year. My six- and nine-year old both love it. Update 2015: We have re-read it every year! Kids are 8 and 11 now and we now take turns reading parts.
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