Books

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Title	Authors	Description	OpenBook ID
My very first book of Bible words	Mary Hollingsworth	Includes illustrations, brief definitions, quotes from the Bible, and activities to demonstrate the meaning of such words as "family," "prayer," "obey," "worship," "church," and "love."	OL15130818W
For the children's sake	Susan Schaeffer Macaulay	Provides a Christian perspective on how to make education a meaningful experience at home or at school, for parents, students, and educators.	OL15889340W
History & geography	Alan Christopherson	Lifepac homeschool curriculum from Alpha Omega Publications is a student-paced homeschool program based around a set of Lifepac workbooks that include biblically-based lessons, high-interest exercise…	OL16060546W
Christian Worldview and the Academic Disciplines	Deane E. D. Downing	This book -- an edited compilation of twenty-nine essays -- focuses on the difference(s) that a Christian worldview makes for the disciplines or subject areas normally taught in liberal arts colleges…	OL16332640W
Beyond Numbers	Katherine A. Loop	Learn how to see and teach math from a biblical worldview with this easy-to-read guidebook! Concise enough to read in one sitting. You won't have to spend hours reading! Written by a homeschool gradu…	OL16761316W
I Believe in Jesus	John MacArthur	It's the most important conversation you'll ever have with your child, but that doesn't make it easy. The gospel is simple enough for little ones, but has kept theologians debating for years. So when…	OL17338007W
Religious education and the Protestant Church of the Caribbean	David I. Mitchell	"A discussion of the history and culture of the people of the British West Indies as this background affects specific tasks of Christian nurture in Protestant churches of this geographical area."	OL17840066W
My read-and-do Bible storybook	Debbie Trafton O'Neal	Presents a collection of Bible stories accompanied by prayers, songs, finger plays, handicraft projects, and other activities.	OL1878941W
The Candles are still burning	Danny Sullivan,Catherine Dooley,Mary C. Grey	ix,176p. ; 22 cm	OL18960785W
Living the Heart of Christianity	Marcus J. Borg	This is a Companion to the book by Marcus Borg and is written with Tim Scorer as their joint initiative to add an experiential learning program for small-group study to extend an individual's reading…	OL1896927W
Making Disciples	Timothy E. O'Connell	This book looks to theology, psychology, and sociology to answer the question: how do people actually come to embody Christian values, and what do these learnings mean for church and ministry? "Ti…	OL2013661W
Justice & peace	Stoutzenbe,Joseph Stoutzenberger	[This book first] provides a foundation for a Catholic understanding of justice. [It next] examines key issues related to justice including: poverty in America, global poverty, sexual identity, margi…	OL22116937W
Jesus Christ	Michael Pennock	" ... the first in a three book series written for the beginning courses of the U.S. Bishops' Curriculum Framework. It provides a map for high school students to navigate the wonderful work of God--F…	OL23216868W
Godsdienstpedagogiek	Alii, E. T. pseud. van Ina ter Avest	Overzicht van de actuele discussies binnen het vakgebied van de godsdienstpedagogiek.	OL24472252W
Fill the Gap!	Rebecca Parkinson	239 pages : 20 cm	OL25663825W
One in Christ	Carolyn S. Bergt,Brenda Trunkhill,Rodney L. Rathmann	"Through a comprehensive Bible survey and life-application stories, One in Christ promotes Bible literacy and discipleship."--Catalog.	OL27282220W
Perspectives in Christian education	Dan L. Burrell	vi, 166 p. ; 21 cm	OL2758715W
God made wonderful me!	Genny Monchamp	Who made your fingers and your nose and your two eyes and your toes? Why, God, of course - because he loves wonderful you! - cover. Based on Psalm 139:13-14.	OL27975074W
Open to me the gates	Gradye Parsons	Lenten studies explore how gates are used conceptually throughout the Bible and are often metaphors for modern Christian beliefs and practices.	OL29257946W
The outrageous idea of Christian scholarship	George M. Marsden	This book is a thought-provoking text on the relationship between religious faith and intellectual scholarship. The book argues that mainstream American higher education needs to be more open to expl…	OL3274839W