PC(USA) - Mission Yearbook for Prayer and Study

2010 Children's Mission Yearbook for
Prayer & Study

The eighth edition of the popular Children’s Mission Yearbook for Prayer & Study is a flexible and user-friendly resource designed as a personal devotional guide for third through sixth graders.

The 2010 Children’s Mission Yearbook for Prayer & Study helps children learn about:

discipleship and following Jesus Christ

mission stories of the PC(USA)

good stewardship

environmental awareness

empathy and compassion

children around the world

The 2010 Children’s Mission Yearbook is divided into 53 two-page weekly spreads, each with a domestic and an international mission story, a Bible verse, a prayer, a word of the week and a selection of games, puzzles, recipes, crafts and activities. Like the 2010 Mission Yearbook for Prayer & Study with the theme “Out of the believer’s heart shall flow rivers of living water,” this resource invites young readers to explore how we as Christ’s disciples have a part in God’s unfolding narrative.

The 2010 edition includes contributions from guest writers Shannon Daley-Harris, Carol Wehrheim and Gretchen Weicker, a board game about the importance of clean water for everyone, how kids can be part of meeting the United Nations Millennium Development Goals and ways to discover God’s presence in everyday things.

Charmingly illustrated with art and photographs, the Children’s Mission Yearbook is a must-have resource for church school, children’s worship and midweek gatherings.

To order, call PDS at (800) 524-2612 and ask for item #978-1-57153-098-1. The cost is $8.95 each, or $6.00 each for 10 or more, plus shipping. Order one for every child in your family and in the congregation!

Download “Clean Water for Everyone,” the 2010 Children’s Mission Yearbook board game.

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