The Boy Who Shared His Lunch
A little lunch in Jesus' hands became more than enough
In The Boy Who Shared His Lunch, your child meets the one person in a crowd of thousands who had brought something to eat. Five small barley loaves and two little fish were nowhere near enough, and he gave them to Jesus anyway. Jesus gave thanks, broke the bread, and kept on giving until every single person had eaten as much as they wanted, with twelve baskets left over. Along the way your child discovers that Jesus cares about ordinary hungry tummies, that what they bring to Him matters however small it looks, and that He gives more than enough. Every book comes in four age tiers with narration, a song, a memory verse, and coloring pages.
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The Boy Who Shared His Lunch
The Boy Who Shared His Lunch — Branches
The arithmetic said impossible; the boy handed it over anyway
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The Boy Who Shared His Lunch — Roots
The only miracle in all four Gospels, and the sign behind the bread
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The Boy Who Shared His Lunch — Seeds
A little lunch, a great big picnic, and Jesus who made it enough
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The Boy Who Shared His Lunch — Sprouts
One boy, five loaves, two fish, and a hillside full of hungry people
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