The Growing in Faith Bible | Children's Bible for Elementary Age

October 24, 2018

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Early elementary students are a little too old for a Bible story book, but they’re not quite ready to read the Bible completely on their own. Enter The Growing in Faith Bible, which is geared exactly towards this age range. It features colorful artwork interspersed throughout the full ESV biblical text, along with a host of other features. Growing in Faith Bible for Elementary Students: https://www.cph.org/p-31641-the-growing-in-faith-bible.aspx Growing in Faith Bible Storybook for Early Elementary Students: https://www.cph.org/p-33527-the-growing-in-faith-bible-storybook.aspx Music by bensound.com

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