On the Way to Santiago de Compostela: Seek and Find Sarah and Simon Series Book 3
In this third volume of the Seek and Find series, children will learn about the still-popular pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela, in Spain, as it was experienced during the Middle Ages. Along the way, they will look for Sara and Simon, a girl and a boy like them; Felix and Estella, a teacher and his daughter; Lavan and Hoom, the two cats; and Gil the goat.
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On the Way to Santiago de Compostela: Seek and Find Sarah and Simon Series Book 3
In this third volume of the Seek and Find series, children will learn about the still-popular pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela, in Spain, as it was experienced during the Middle Ages. Along the way, they will look for Sara and Simon, a girl and a boy like them; Felix and Estella, a teacher and his daughter; Lavan and Hoom, the two cats; and Gil the goat.
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A fun and interactive way to go back in time to see in great and colorful detail the amazing things that Jesus did!
The twelve important events in the life of Jesus that the children witness are:
THE BIRTH OF JESUS
THE VISIT OF THE MAGI
THE HOLY FAMILY IN NAZARETH
THE BAPTISM OF JESUS
THE MIRACULOUS CATCH OF FISH
THE MIRACLE AT THE WEDDING IN CANA
JESUS CURES THE SICK
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THE DEATH OF JESUS
THE RESURRECTION
THE ASCENSION
Immerse children in the beauty of our Faith, taking a beloved childhood game and turning it into an opportunity for truth, goodness, and beauty.
Ask and it will be given to you; seek and you will find; knock and the door will be opened to you.
For everyone who asks, receives; and the one who seeks, finds; and to the one who knocks, the door will be opened.
Matthew 7: 7-8
Crack open the book if you're ready to look.
Dive deep in the image, search every cranny and nook.
God's waiting for you behind every clue.
He wants to be found, we know this is true.
The objects are there, you just have to stare.
If you struggle, there's always Saint Anthony's prayer.
So go out on a limb and go search for Him.
There's nothing to lose, and all things to win.
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- Ages ~ 5-11
- 9" x 12" Hardcover
Original Artwork by Kortnee Senn
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