William F Cote

The Simple Little Salvation Story William F Cote

Publisher Marketing: Engage and energize young readers with a fresh take on the Gospel story of Jesus. Charmingly illustrated and very accessible, The Simple Little Salvation Story takes readers on a journey to help them easily understand God's loving plan of salvation. And it helps parents answer lots of difficult questions along the way -- like why did Jesus have to die for our sins? And what are sins, anyway? The Simple Little Salvation Story isn't just a retelling of Bible stories with colorful pictures and short sentences. In fact it doesn't even start with Adam and Eve. It starts with robots. Yes, robots. Then it moves into skateboarding and helping senior citizens across the street. And then it introduces what sin is and God's amazing plan to wash us clean of it so we can live with Him forever. So add some of Jesus' dramatic story to your story time. Or give it to a child or grandchild on a special religious occasion or holiday. It will help explain - in an engaging way with beautiful illustrations from noted artist Shirley Chiang - what all this Christian salvation stuff is about, anyway. Praise for The Simple Little Salvation Story: "The analogy of the robots had me hooked immediately. I've taught Religion for over 40 years and I would read this to my students in a heartbeat!" - Pam Ferguson, Holy Family Catholic School, St. Petersburg, FL "The Simple Little Salvation Story captures the essence of the most profound theological truths and communicates them in a way that is simple and understandable to our children. Get this book. Read it, but most of all read it aloud and make sure someone else is listening!" -Dr. Willy Rice, Senior Pastor, Calvary Baptist Church, Clearwater, FL (60 pages; ages 5+) Contributor Bio:  Chiang, Shirley SHIRLEY CHANG was born in Taipei, Taiwan, in 1974. In 1997 she graduated from Tunghai University with a BA in Fine Art, going on to obtain an MA in Illustration from the University of Central England in 2000. Her work has been selected in "Student Design Year Book 2000, Image26/The Best of British contemporary illustration 2000", and "Calendar 365".