The Love of Jesus Bible Reader Series For Young Readers

Let’s Read. Think. Do. And make this book your own.

  Young readers of all ages can read the Life of Jesus Christ and His teachings and to respond to His words for Christian living as they are learning to read.

  The book contains simple gospel texts followed by questions and prayers with illustrations rooted in the Church’s history of art. A multitude of secondary interactions are included to support the reading.       ___________________________________________________           

How the stories are presented.  

The Bible Reader is formatted with a table of contents, page numbers and a structured learning pattern that introduce youth to navigating a Bible.

•  There are (1) 30 gospel stories to read aloud (2) scripture references to expand reading (3) questions to facilitate talk about God (4) prayers (5) stained glass windows to color (6) write and color spaces to express/share and (7) further suggested reading for advancing readers outlining the books/letters of the New Testament. 

• Plus, there is a How to Use this Book section offering a suggested general lesson outline, Bible reading readiness methods and various language arts activities that may be adapted to the student's creative modes of understanding. 

Stories are divided into six units with short introductions: 

• (Jesus’ Birth, Miracles of Jesus, Jesus’ Healings, Jesus Loves People, Sayings of Jesus and The Risen Jesus). The lessons offer the flexibility for independent use or as a 36 week course and are self- contained in the book. 

• Readings can be expanded from five minutes to an hour, depending on the length and number of strategies implemented with no additional materials or prep time required.

This reading curriculum is simply organized for parents and new teachers, Individual learners, Family groups, Children’s Worship, Church School, Small groups, Bible Study classes and Elementary reading programs ages 4-8. 

It provides excellent opportunities for youth to become self-extending Bible readers, incorporating a balance of meaning, structure and visual clues as they become involved with the Lord's message, in a personal way, reading Scripture for themselves.