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Description
From Slave to Missionary: The Remarkable Story of Patrick of Ireland
Long before shamrocks and legends, Patrick was a rebellious teenager who wanted nothing to do with God. Born into a wealthy Christian family in Roman Britain, his life changed forever when Irish raiders kidnapped him and sold him into slavery. Alone on a windswept hillside, tending sheep in a foreign land, Patrick discovered the God he had spent years ignoring.
Who Was Patrick? introduces young readers to the true story of one of history’s most influential Christians. Through hardship, prayer, and unwavering faith, Patrick was transformed from a frightened slave into a courageous missionary who returned to Ireland to share the gospel with the very people who had enslaved him.
Filled with engaging narrative, historical detail, and biblical truth, this inspiring biography helps children see how God can use even the darkest circumstances for his glory and our good.
Readers will discover:
A compelling introduction to Christian history for middle-grade readers.
The Who, What, Why series explores the lives, concepts, and movements that have shaped the lives of God’s people throughout history. Featuring engaging narrative, beautiful illustrations and a timeline of key dates, this series introduces young people to big topics through simple questions.
Author
Danika Cooley (ThinkingKidsBlog.org) is an award–winning author and Bible curriculum developer. The homeschool mother of four graduated from the University of Washington. Bible Road Trip™ and ‘Help Your Kids Learn and Love the Bible’ are used by families around the globe.
Specifications
ISBN 9781527115002
Author Danika Cooley
Imprint CF4Kids
Category Children & Youth
Series Who What Why
Read To Me 7-9
Read Myself 9-11
Release Date 01 March 2027
Page Count 96
Width 5.4330738 in
Height 8.5039416 in
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