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A baptismal workbook for juniors! Filled with illustrations, puzzles, word scrambles, matching games, and fill-in-the-blank exercises, this workbook makes preparation for baptism fun for children 9-12.
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Following Jesus
A baptismal workbook for juniors!
This workbook containing 10 Bible lessons is perfect for pastors or anyone else who works with junior-age young people. Filled with illustrations, puzzles, word scrambles, matching games, and fill-in-the-blank exercises, this workbook makes preparation for baptism fun for children 9-12. Salvation, the Sabbath, Christian living, tithing, prophecy, God’s law, are some of the themes covered.
Also available in Spanish (Siguiendo a Jesus).
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Item Format
Booklet
Author Name
Monte Church
Publisher
Pacific Press Publishing Association
Weight (lbs)
0.350000
Page Count
48
Language
English
Year Published
2001
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Customer Reviews
Quality
5
Great book!
Review byBebe
When Covid 19 hits, my church used this book to study with the young ones on zoom. It was a success (10 of them were baptized) in the name of Jesus.
Quality
5
Great
Review byDLW
Realistic view of life Great tool for "how to" draw closer to Jesus and away from the world, for kids.
Quality
1
"Following Jesus" Discussed things children may not know about yet.
Review byCrystal
While most of this book was great there was one chapter that was disturbing to me~mostly because I was going over it with another church member’s grandchild (11 years old). We were reading over the material and it talked about pornography....she asked me what that was. I answered as vaguely as I could. It also talked about marijuana along with cigarettes and alcohol. Children mostly know about the last two but why would we feel the need to introduce them to things they may not know about yet. It could be generalized, don't do things that harm you. Pray for guidance and talk to your parents if you have questions. They had a word find game that had only harmful things on their list. I would think enforcing the positive instead of the negative would be more beneficial. I would recommend the Amazing Facts Study Guides for kids. I went through that series with another child (12 years) and it was great.
