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A Bible reading plan for children ages 4–7, reading through all the Psalms in a year at roughly 5–10 verses a day. Each day's reading is followed by a question written so a child can easily find the answer, with the answer verse noted. Every week includes a Bible coloring picture and a star placeholder for parents to mark the week complete. Parents are encouraged to check answers and sign each page to record progress. Designed for use with the King James Version.

A Bible reading plan for children ages 6–9, reading through the four Gospels in a year at roughly 10–12 verses a day. Each day's reading is followed by a fill-in-the-blank question, with the answer hidden in a weekly word search puzzle. A star placeholder marks each completed week. Parents are encouraged to check answers and sign each page to record progress. Designed for use with the King James Bible.

A Bible reading plan for children ages 8–11, reading through the whole New Testament in a year at roughly 18–24 verses a day. Each day's reading is followed by a question, with the answer fitting into a new crossword puzzle each week. A star placeholder marks each completed week. Parents are encouraged to check answers and sign each page to record progress.

A Bible reading plan for young people ages 10–13, reading all the major stories of the Bible through 10–60 verse devotionals across the year. Every passage includes a question and response, and parents or spiritual leaders are encouraged to check answers and sign each page to record progress.

The Spanish translation of our popular "All the Stories of the Bible" children's devotional reading plan. Veteran missionary wife to Honduras, Robin Trask, did all the heavy lifting in the translation work.

A simple way to collect notes from the sermons you hear throughout the year, built around Jeremiah 30:2 and James 1:22. The notebook has 104 pages, a year's worth of notes at two services a week, and each page includes space to reflect on the message and consider what God would have you do in response.

The complete 1650 Scottish Psalter, all one hundred fifty psalms in Common Meter, with a familiar hymn tune recommended beside every psalm so a family or church can sing them from the first day. Includes a guide to the tunes and a page on singing in meter.

The same complete 1650 Scottish Psalter, all one hundred fifty psalms in Common Meter with a familiar hymn tune recommended beside every psalm, bound in a durable hardcover edition for those who want it to hold up to years of church and family use.