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“Church’s Story is a story in which we all have a part to play. It is the Church’s Story and it helps us to recognise the ways in which it is told, from generation to generation, week after week, year after year.” - from the Foreword by Bishop Edwin Regan
The Church teaches that Catholic life and teaching is formed, nourished and deepened by Scripture and Tradition. The Church’s Story – lived by the People of God introduces children to this lived Tradition. It complements God’s Story, the Scripture resource first published in 2002.
The Church’s Story 1 is for the very youngest children. The Church’s Story 2 is for ages 5-7. The Church’s Story 3 is for ages 8-11 and beyond.
The three books offer progression in language, style of presentation and extent of text.
The ‘Notes for Adults’ will help those who share these books with children to encourage their understanding and learning.
The illustrations are by Kati Teague & Sammy Reuter.
The Church teaches that Catholic life and teaching is formed, nourished and deepened by Scripture and Tradition. The Church’s Story – lived by the People of God introduces children to this lived Tradition. It complements God’s Story, the Scripture resource first published in 2002.
The Church’s Story 1 is for the very youngest children. The Church’s Story 2 is for ages 5-7. The Church’s Story 3 is for ages 8-11 and beyond.
The three books offer progression in language, style of presentation and extent of text.
The ‘Notes for Adults’ will help those who share these books with children to encourage their understanding and learning.
The illustrations are by Kati Teague & Sammy Reuter.
Additional Information
| Author | . |
| ISBN | 9781899481224 |
| Cover Type | Hardback |
| Dimension | 30 x 21.4cm |
| Publication Date | November 2005 |
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