A Young Person’s Guide to Knowing God by Patricia St. John

A Young Person’s Guide to Knowing God

Patricia St. John

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Description

This book was written by Patricia St John especially for all young people who want to learn about God and get to know Him for themselves. Every chapter deals with a basic Christian belief and tackles some of the most searching questions the author was asked, including:

Who is God and what is he like?
Why is there so much suffering in the world?
Wasn’t I born a Christian?
Does Jesus care about me?
Can I really know God?

Through enjoyable real–life stories, prayers and thought–provoking questions, the reader will discover what Christians believe and what friendship with Jesus can mean in their lives.

About Patricia St. John

Patricia St. John spent 27 years as a dedicated missionary to North Africa - and was also a prolific children's writer. Her books are loved and treasured around the world. Some have been turned into stirring films. Gripping adventures which cover real life issues are her hall-mark.

Specifications

Author: Patricia St. John
Release Date: January 2014
Pages: 240
Format: Trade paperback
Dimensions: 198 x 130
ISBN: 9781857925586
Imprint: CF4Kids
Category: Young Adult > Young Adult Nonfiction > Devotional & Prayer
Read to me: 12
Read Myself: 12-14

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Endorsements

How do you get to know God? Where does he hang out? This book is a readable potted theology for youth covering the spirit's work, Christ's death and more through stories.

Youthwork Magazine,

"If you like this you'll love these:

Twice Freed by Patricia St. John
This is an ideal companion book to present to young people who have enjoyed Patricia's stories in A young person's guide. A well written adventure romance that appeals to both boys and girls.

For younger children: Take a look at Prayer is an Adventure by Patricia St. John. These are a collection of stories on the theme of prayer and God.

Two stories from A young person's guide to knowing God have been illustrated throughout and produced in hardback gift editions:
The Safe Place
A Home For Virginia."

Catherine MacKenzie, Author and CF4K Editor

Endorsements

How do you get to know God? Where does he hang out? This book is a readable potted theology for youth covering the spirit's work, Christ's death and more through stories.

Youthwork Magazine,

Are you looking for a book that will help you to dive head first into discovering who God is? Then this is the book for you! Patricia St. John has provided this great resource for youth that will help them to grow and learn more about seeking God and learning to find the answers in the Bible. I absolutely loved exploring God's Word through reading this book. I was impressed with the format of the book. The author did a great job in writing to a younger audience. The writings are easy to read and understand. Each chapter or section includes verses, prayers, and questions to think about. I like the fact that the author does not preach but instead teaches the youth to use the brains that God has blessed them with and to examine the Scriptures on their own to discover God's truth. This book addresses a ton of questions, with 46 chapters broken down into various categories such as Death and Beyond, Spiritual Growth, the Holy Spirit, etc. This book is sure to help the new believer as well as the veteran Christian find answers to the questions they may have about God. Truly an awesome book.

Tricia Bleu, Teens 4 Jesus Library Website

I have used the stories in this book many times in children's talks and at half time talks at a football club. The stories bring out deep truths about God and ourselves. I highly recommend this book to anyone who wants to communicate truths about God to children and young people.

Adam Woodcraft, Streatham, SW London

My children and are almost finished reading this book.

We have enjoyed each story, because they are well written and not trite. The stories are exciting and real. They give clear examples of God's presence in our lives.

We usually read the story, single verse, and prayer on one day, and then the next day review the story and read the Bible passage.

We have read these together, but the book can also be read by an individual.

I recommend this book for children age 7 (who are used to listening to good literature) up to adults. I have really enjoyed the stories and principles in this book.

Cynthia

Christian Focus