Children, Youth & Family

Pastor Doug Batchelor's new prophecy book for kids will dazzle and thrill your youngest Bible explorers! Each and every page in this colorful, easy-to-understand Bible learning adventure will draw them closer to Jesus. [Click for more info ->]

Delightful escapades from the childhood of Joyce Neal, "Grandma Joyce," that will help children embrace the wide wonderful world of discovery, and to throw open the doors of their heart to Jesus.

And all those grandmas and grandpas out there who are reading these books to their grandchildren will be reminded of the "good ol' days" when life was simpler and sweeter - when the warmth and comfort of family, the sense of belonging that came from worshiping in a small country church, and the blessings of family worship were what life was all about.

No matter who you are, what stage you are in life, or what your experience, all will be reminded that it's never too late to come home to Jesus.

"As Daddy whirled and dashed to the front of the building, he saw an Oregon State Police car pulling up to the entrance. By the time Daddy got outside, that dark blue car was gone. Mother, who had been sitting right there in the truck, looked at Daddy in surprise when he asked her where the police car had gone. She had not seen it. Just one dead end road went by the saloon, and it ran between the river and a rock wall. There was no place for that car... [Click for more info ->]

Outstanding! Prepare to go back stage and into the lives of rockers. Discover why rock music affects people so powerfully and where it originated. Find out how it made its way into the Christian church and much more in this 192 page must have book. Paperback.

E. A. Sutherland accepted the counsel of Mrs. White and realized that nothing is too hard for the Lord when one accepts His plan and dedicates himself to following the blueprint. Although many times he could not understand "why" or "how," Sutherland relied on God's omnipotence. The results of his abiding trust became a silent witness to the permanency of the vision in the achievements of the educational work at Madison and many other self-supporting institutions.