Read and Share Bible Storybook. I received one copy to review and keep, and another to give away (which I did). I liked the overall concept, but was a little too "cutesy" to me. Not a bad option for toddlers, though. Read the full review here.
The Preschooler's Bible. Like with the Read and Share Storybook, I was given one copy to review, and gave away one copy. With simple and short stories, this would be a good option for a child who is learning to read. The parent and child can take turns reading, and the questions at the end of each story will also encourage discussion. However, I did not like how many of the stories are presented in a man-centered perspective, with a de-emphasis on sin. Read the full review here.
Connecting Church & Home. Dr. Tim Kimmel (from Family Matters) gives some good principles for how churches and parents need to partner together to disciple children. Helpful insight, but I didn't like some of his basic premises (like his novel definitions of "family" and "church"). Read the full review here.
The Action Bible. My favorite storybook Bible for kids. If you don't have a copy in your home, get it. However, the companion materials (which I also review in this post) are not so great. Read the full review.
Leading a Special Needs Ministry. A MUST-HAVE book if you want to start or improve a special needs ministry in your church. Full of practical ideas, based on years of interviews and research. Read the full review.
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