"Zedekiah and Abigail, two young cousins living in Capernaum at the time of Jesus, argue about everything. They want Jesus to judge which of their families' crops is better--grain or grapes? But when they find themselves in the Upper Room at the Last Supper with gifts of their harvests for Jesus, they discover something more important than their presents."--Back cover
The illustrated story draws on true events from Saint Paul's life, highlighting themes of heroism and Christian witness. Through engaging narratives, children will discover the challenges faced by Saint Paul and the importance of standing firm in one's beliefs despite danger.
Focusing on Tabby's journey, the novel explores her experiences as a non-Christian in a Catholic school while she navigates her family's changing dynamics through imaginative prayer. The narrative immerses readers in the events of Holy Week, creating a vivid and engaging experience that invites reflection and connection with the themes of faith and personal growth.
The narrative offers a child’s perspective on the passion, death, and resurrection of Jesus, making profound themes accessible and relatable. Accompanied by stunning original artwork, it conveys the Easter story in an engaging manner, ensuring that children connect with the message of hope and renewal. This heartwarming tale is designed to resonate with young readers, inviting them to explore the significance of Easter through a captivating visual and narrative experience.