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Here And There

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If we could give our tweens one tool to mold them into strong, faithful adults, what would it be? The wisdom of the Bible. Thankfully, this wisdom is easily accessible in the book of Proverbs, written by King Solomon, the wisest man to ever live.  Solomon Says Devotional: 100 Days of Wisdom from the World's Wisest King by Amy Parker and Sarah Humphrey offers growing, impressionable minds one hundred devotions based on priceless wisdom that is straight from King Solomon himself. This devotional: is written for children ages 8 to 12.begins with a passage from Proverbs and provides a practical and culturally relevant perspective.offers engaging examples that help readers see how King Solomon's ancient wisdom applies to today's world.provides short prayers and simple activities so readers can apply the teachings to their own lives. This resource is perfect for: birthdays, holiday gift giving or as an addition to your home libraryparents and children to read togetherSunday school discussions and small group activitiescreating meaningful conversations about the wisdom of the BibleBy offering the Proverbs in an engaging form and by showing practical ways to apply them, Solomon Says Devotional invites kids to see how ancient wisdom is still helpful, intriguing, and essential in their modern world.

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