Prisoners The Earthquake And The Midnight Song
$9.99
Using simple sentences and stunning illustrations, this 16-page board book retells the story of Paul and the Philippian jailer.
From the sounds of Paul and Silas singing at midnight to the scary rumbling of an earthquake, young children are encouraged to imagine each sound as they follow the story. Finally, with the sound of singing, they rejoice with the jailer and his family as they all become followers of Jesus Christ.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781784987008
ISBN10: 178498700X
Bob Hartman | Illustrator: Catalina Echeverri
Binding: Boards
Published: March 2022
Tales That Tell The Truth
Publisher: The Good Book Company
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