Little Pilgrim's Big Journey Part I
Little Pilgrim's Big Journey Part I
Tyler Van Halteren
John Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress Fully Illustrated & Adapted for Kids
Follow Christian on his unforgettable journey and help equip your kids to lead a life of faith as they follow the King's path to the Celestial City.
Next to the Bible, The Pilgrim's Progress is the most printed and translated book of all time. John Bunyan's ability to combine a dynamic adventure story with biblical truth has captivated the minds and hearts of children and adults for centuries.
With 224 pages of captivating illustrations, Little Pilgrim's Big Journey makes this life-changing story more engaging than ever for kids. We believe this message of faith and bravery is needed today more than ever, and hope this book will inspire the next generation of 'little pilgrims' to believe the King's Word, follow the King's Path, and seek the King's City.
- Written for ages 2-10
- Genuine Cloth Cover
- Gold-Foil Print
- Ribbon Page Marker
- 224 Fully Illustrated Pages
Endorsements
"As someone who has devoted their life to children’s ministry, I have long been looking for a version of the Pilgrim’s Progress that is both faithful to the original text and understandable to children. This is very hard to do, both because of language, and because of the abstract nature of allegory. This is the version of Pilgrim’s Progress I’ve been waiting for… for decades. We have found at our church it to be used and enjoyed by two-year-olds through high schoolers. And if the truth be told, I think a lot of the parents find it more understandable than the original, too. May the Lord use this book to help many children, as well as many adults, understand what it means to live as a Christian, and be encouraged that they have a great God who will help them to do so."
-- Connie Dever
Praise Factory curriculum, Capitol Hill Baptist Church
Product Details
Author: Tyler Van Halteren
Illustrator: Beatriz Mello
Pages: 224
Format: Hardback, Cloth
Date Published: November 5, 2020
ISBN: 978-1989975022