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$2.99
Child-friendly text and entertaining illustrations help children think about a behavior they encounter in daily life and pray about it.
This book, one in a series, expresses that all sinful behaviors are forgiven through Jesus’ sacrifice on the cross and encourages children to go to God in prayer any time they feel tempted or troubled.
Scripture examples help children apply it to their lives.
8 in stock
SKU (ISBN): 9780758605153
ISBN10: 0758605153
Dan Carr | Illustrator: Bartholomew Clark | Illustrator: Bill Clark
Binding: Saddle Stitch
Published: July 2003
God I Need To Talk
Publisher: Concordia Publishing House
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