Publisher Description
In just 10 minutes, your family can take a step into the Bible. Fresh, creative and engaging — this devotional helps you explore the Bible together. Designed for use with kids ages 10 and under, Step Into the Bible includes the following features:100 Bible stories highlight the core values of the Christian faith; Unique layout with rich, full-color photography; Open ended questions encourage exploration and spark imagination; Memory verses build spiritual character and knowledge. “This book is a children’s Christian classic. I am happy to recommend it to all parents, and urge them to take advantage of its unique approach. I know of no book on the market like it.” – Billy Graham. Ruth Graham shares this collection of Bible stories that has been used by four generations of the Graham family. Winner of the 2008 Christian Book Award.
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About Ruth Graham
Ruth Graham, third child of Ruth and Billy Graham, is an experienced conference speaker and Bible teacher known for her honesty and authenticity as she shares her sometimes painful journey of faith. Author of Step into the Bible, First Steps in the Bible, and numerous magazine articles, Ruth has also appeared on television and radio programs. She has three children and lives in Virginia.
About the Narrators
Devon O’Day, a radio personality, former plus-size model, songwriter, and author, studied voice-over and commercial acting at the Weist-Barron School in New York City and is the voice of choice to narrate specials for such artists as Garth Brooks, the Dixie Chicks, Kenny Chesney, and others.
Connie Wetzell is
a former award-winning Christian radio personality and current voice-over recording
artist who can be seen and/or heard through her extensive work on national
television and radio spots for McDonald’s, Tropicana Twister, Dollar General
Stores, Cellular One, and Fannie Mae Candies. She has also done television
spots for Lowe’s Home Improvement Stores, HGTV, and was named national
spokesperson for Boston Market restaurants in 2000. You can also hear Connie’s
voice on nationwide voice response systems for the likes of IBM, AT&T,
Kinko’s, and Morgan Stanley, as well as on many websites Connie was even
nominated for a Grammy Award in 1993 after lending her voice to a children’s
recording, Trollies Radio Show & Sing Along.