50 Children's Christian Stories

Daddy The Superhero
(value: Honor Thy Mother and Father)

Fat Wally and the Piggies
(value: Christian Fellowship)

My Cat Thinks She is President
(value: Finding God's Will for Your Life)

Horace the Hippo
(value: Envy)

The Broken Angel
(value: The Love of God)

Stanley the Snowman
(value: The story of Hanukah)

Merlin's Magic Words
(value: The Name of Jesus)

The ebook can be read front to cover, or parents can choose a story based on a value to be learned. The contents show both the title and value lesson. The titles are fun and sure to pique little ones' interest. Children will learn Christian beliefs, such as Thou Shalt Not Kill, Love Your Enemies, Worship, The Sabbath Day, Creation and the Fall, and many more important lessons.

In "What's the Deal with Bruno?", the new kid Bruno starts school. His tattered clothes prove his poverty to classmates, and he soon becomes the target of the meanest bully, Rocky.

New pal Andrew takes Bruno under his wing, offers him a full lunch, and advises him to avoid the bullies. Bruno happily befriends Andrew but doesn't seem to be bothered by any negative talk; in fact, he acts like he hasn't a care in the world.

An afternoon show-down between Bruno and Rocky shows that Bruno is not a poor boy to be pitied, but the son of the wealthiest man in town.

Kids will learn about humility and loving others.

In "A Swear Word in Heaven", little Georgie lives with his family in Heaven.

He plays with other kids, runs and laughs, hangs out with Jesus, and hugs God whenever he wishes. He doesn't know how old he is, or how long he's lived in Heaven. It doesn't really matter because he is happy living with God's family.

One day, a terrible looking thing was found in Heaven. It was green, round, without happiness, and oozed a horrible sound 'plop, plop, plop'. Georgie ran to Jesus to find out what this thing was. Jesus said it was a swear word. Someone thought it was okay to say a swear word, and now, it needed cleaning up.

Why would anyone say such a terrible world? Because they felt empty and wanted to show off, explained Jesus.

The kids learn that swear words are bad words and how Jesus turns this into praise words.

Interesting and funny, regularly used by parents and/or carers. With children at the forefront of each story, kids will easily relate to these stories.

Parents will enjoy making these part of an evening time tradition, as they help their children learn Christian values.