Project Connect Booklet Ministry
Kids Booklets
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This booklet is geared towards pre-school to third-grade children. It is written in rhyme to teach and encourage children (and Parents) to spend time with God in prayer. |
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This children’s booklet shows that every child is uniquely gifted by God with special interests and abilities. As kids use their gifts, they honor God, bless others, and bring glory to Jesus— God’s greatest Gift to us all. |
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This brief kids’ booklet shares how God’s Son Jesus-born to the world on Christmas Day—is the greatest and most generous Gift the Heavenly Father could have ever given. |
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This booklet is ideal for children who are aged pre-school to third grade. It is written in rhyme to teach children the answer to the question, “Who is Jesus?” |
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Hospitality is one of the best traits a child can learn, and this begins at home. This little booklet shows in words and pictures how important it is to be welcoming to others-just as God has invited and received us into His kingdom “home”. |
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This rhyming children’s booklet emphasizes how we should love our neighbors and take care of our neighborhoods. Interactions between kids and adults highlight key concepts such as friendliness, working together, loving others, and sharing one’s faith in Jesus. |
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This booklet is written for children in elementary school. It follows Billy (the bully) and David (the child Billy harasses). It reminds children how God can help us when bullies bother us and how He can even work through us to bring bullies closer to Him. |
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This booklet follows Jesus from His entry into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday to His resurrection on Easter morn. The moving events of Jesus’ last week on earth will remind children how Jesus’ obedience to the Heavenly Father won salvation for us all. |
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This children’s booklet shows how we should all be mindful and respectful to differences in others. When a physically challenged schoolgirl suffers crude remarks, her friend steps in. She urges offenders to stop, explaining about human differences, how God loves us as we are, and the need to get along. |
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This booklet is written for children who are aged pre-school to third grade. It’s full of fun rhymes for youngsters (and parents), and it reminds readers that both words and actions are part of telling others about Jesus. |
