The Bible Story Family

  PROGRESS REPORT CrossLink Publishing continues to make progress on the publication of “Sunday in New York.”   Pre-sales will begin soon with an official publication date and general availability on October 1, 2021.   Here are the endorsements from those who have already seen the book. I hope you are excited as I am to see this come to fruition. “Sunday in New York” is a dynamic and riveting story of Billy Sunday, America’s outstanding evangelist of the early 20th Century. His powerful Gospel meetings resulted in a spiritual awakening in New York City in 1917 on the eve of World War I. Don’t miss this insightful portrayal of the most dynamic preacher of his time.   Dr. Ed Hindson Dean Emeritus | Distinguished Professor of Religion Rawlings School of Divinity, Liberty University   Put yourself in the shoes of those who walked the famous "sawdust trail" with this engaging and inspiring work of historical fiction. Robert Allen’s novel takes you back in time to expe

  Children are naturally creative--we call it “play.” As they grow, however, that creativity does not always grow with them. Here are some ways to encourage your children in the development of creativity throughout life. READ.   Reading opens a child’s eyes to horizons beyond their present world. Read to them before they can read themselves, and provide abundant resources when they discover books on their own. Read Bible stories, history, biography, science, fables, adventure, classics, mysteries and riddles. Every new reading level should provide the excitement of untrodden discovery. ACT.   Encourage children to experience their new discoveries. Dramatize Bible stories. Perform science experiments. Solve mysteries. Answer riddles. Visit Oz, Narnia and Middle Earth in their imaginations, becoming the characters they meet and admire in their reading. WRITE.   Invent languages. Draw maps. Compose music. Write biographies of Bible characters. Turn skits into movies. Communicate w