Kids/Teens

This comprehensive study guide is a "Bible Readings" for the 21st Century.  Using the Bible exclusively, this useful resource answers pretty much any question a Seventh-day Adventist Christian might face.  This will prove to be an indispensable tool for pastors, teachers, Bible workers, Personal Ministries leaders, and should be a standard addition for church and home libraries.  Available in English and Spanish.

Putting these beautiful inspirational puzzles together will bring hours of enjoyment and will be a favorite Sabbath activity. Each puzzle is 1,000 pieces with finished dimensions of 19-11/16" x 27-1/2".

Popular author Patty Froese Ntihemuka shares this skillfully told and captivating story of broken promises and new discoveries that will affirm faith in the two institutions God ordained from the beginning - marriage and the Sabbath.A great and inspiring read that teen girls and women will especially enjoy.

We Can Trust the Bible is the latest addition to the "What We Believe" series for kids. It reinforces the truths of the Bible and the authenticity of its message as verified down through history. And it teaches kids that the Bible is God's Word and that it can be trusted. Written in the same format as previous volumes, it's great for family worships, for kids to work through alone, for school classrooms, or Sabbath Schools. Quantity pricing is available.

The Great Controversy story is told through stories of teenagers who might have lived during these exciting periods of Christian history. Meet Marcus, who faced death under Nero; Miriam who barely escaped starvation during the siege of Jerusalem; Rachel, who experienced the great disappointment; and Michael, who lives through the end of time. The Conflict of the Ages series in story form for kids.

Visions and Dreams, Skilpak & Criterion only 8th Grade Level 15

Did you know that teenagers played a significant role in the early days of the Seventh-day Adventist church? God used them while they were young. Their amazing faith enabled them to follow what God wanted them to do. 

The greatest story ever told is here retold through the eyes of children: a shepherd boy from Bethlehem, a centurion's daughter, a lad who shared his lunch with Jesus. From the first inklings of His birth, until the moment His feet disappear in the clouds, Sally Pierson Dillon makes the story of Jesus come alive as never before.

Valley Girl, the story of a young lady growing up in the wilds of Eastern Oregon, is the second book in a four-part biography.