Catherine MacKenzie Libri

Designed for young readers, this book from the Little Lights series offers engaging stories tailored for different reading levels. Ideal for children aged 4 to 7, it encourages early literacy and independent reading. The content is crafted to captivate young imaginations while promoting a love for reading through relatable themes and characters.

Some people want to look beautiful, wearing the best clothes, with gorgeous hair, and pretty jewellery. But is that what beauty is all about? Anna, Leah and Dorcas can teach us how to be women of God, people with an eternal beauty that is more than skin deep!

Tells the true story of Corrie Ten Boom and little Dutch watch shop. While she mends watches she is constantly watching out for danger to ensure that her friends in the secret room are safe. Tells the story of God who is the only one who can keep us safe.

Set in the equatorial jungle, this true story follows Helen Roseveare as she faces a critical need for a hot water bottle to save an orphaned baby. Despite the unlikelihood of such an item being sent to a warm climate, a little girl's heartfelt prayer sparks hope. The narrative explores themes of faith and divine intervention as Helen awaits the arrival of a mysterious parcel. The unfolding events reveal the power of belief and the unexpected ways in which help can arrive.

For many years adults have enjoyed and been blessed by the profound thinking and clear writing of Charles Haddon Spurgeon. Now this small padded book allows children to discover this joy for themselves. Following the premise of The Chequebook of the Bank of Faith, prolific children's author and editor Catherine Mackenzie has adapted Spurgeon's devotionals to be accessible to today's 9-14 year olds, allowing a new generation to treasure God's promises. Each entry finishes with a suggestion for what the reader should do in response to what they have read, and a prayer.

Arrested by the Government of Romania in the 1960s, Richard Wurmbrand was convicted of a crime - Loving Jesus.

'On your marks, get set, Go!' The race begins and Eric Liddell thunders down the track. The crowd cheers him on. Eric Liddell has spent months preparing himself for the Olympics. But he has also spent years getting ready to serve God. Which is more important - winning a gold medal or honouring Jesus Christ? Can Eric do both?

17th Century Scottish Presbyterian pastor Biography for young teenagers Part of the Trail Blazers series

We all have heroes - people we admire, look up to, and want to be like. Here are twenty-one heroes who stood up for their faith. We remember them because they did great and brave things for their God. Learn about them, and find that you can be a Christian Hero too!

These women made sacrifices for their faith. They endured pain and suffering in order to give glory to their Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, and they have given us a legacy. With these twenty-six heronies, you can go through history and see how these women made a difference in their world and in the Church. From the slave girl Blandina through to the young mother Betty Stam, we discover the women from the early church to modern missionaries who face their struggles with the strength of God. Nothing could separate them, or us, from the love of God