let the children come to me
Bible Stories for Children
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Is the language of the Bible too confusing? Do you have a hard time understanding the stories? Do you feel like it is all over your head?
If so, then let Sheron Burton help you understand. In her retelling of important and much-loved Bible stories, Sheron makes the Bible simple and easy to understand. She uses familiar language and practical illustrations to engage younger readers. Sheron not only clarifies the story but also emphasizes the importance that each story holds for readers. The history of events, the people enacting them, and the meaning behind it all is outlined in a way that readers of all ages will find accessible. You will find a new appreciation for the Bible and a new enthusiasm for God. Let the Children Come to Me provides a simple but moving interpretation of important Biblical stories that are relevant to our lives today.
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About the Book
In this concise, point-by-point book, you will experience a unique vision in reaching young people with Biblical stories. A conversational format causes the reader to see a present-day relationship with the message. Sheron has been given a visionary gift for ministering to today’s youth. From Adam’s tragedy to the Savior’s triumph, each chapter’s inquiry compels you toward a personal acknowledgement of the divine truth.
About the Author
Sheron Burton is married to Minister Alfred Burton. She has one daughter, two-granddaughters. Sheron was called to ministry in 1999 and licensed as a minister in 2000. Sheron wrote two books; one of which is a memoir titled, “Struggles.” She has a Bachelor’s in Education, Master’s in Counseling, she is a licensed LCDC, soon to become a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), and she will graduate in 2022 with her Doctorate (PhD) in Counseling & Human Services, specializing in Leadership & Management. In spite of Sheron’s accomplishments she believes the good news is: “With man this is impossible, but with God all things are possible.” Matthew 19:26