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Pray. Love. Serve. Shine for Jesus!
Every child has the ability to make a difference for God's Kingdom-and every journey of faith begins with a willing heart.
Join Lynnette, her faithful best friend Bonnie the golden doodle, and Bubbles the little goat in The Littlest Altar Worker Bible Study, a heartwarming, interactive devotional designed to help young children discover the joy of loving God, serving others, and living out their faith every day.
Filled with engaging Bible lessons, easy-to-understand Scripture, heartfelt prayers, and fun hands-on activities, this beautifully illustrated Bible study encourages children to grow in their relationship with Jesus while learning timeless biblical values such as kindness, compassion, obedience, gratitude, generosity, and service. Whether at church, at home, in school, or with friends, children will discover that God can use them to make a difference wherever they go.
Inside you'll find:
Easy-to-understand Bible lessons rooted in God's Word
Kid-friendly Scripture verses to read, memorize, and apply
Heartfelt prayers that help children build a personal relationship with God
Creative games, crafts, and activities that reinforce every lesson
Faith-building encouragement that inspires children to shine God's light every day
Perfect for families, Sunday school classes, children's church, Christian schools, homeschool programs, and small groups, The Littlest Altar Worker Bible Study provides meaningful opportunities for parents, grandparents, teachers, and ministry leaders to nurture young hearts in their walk with Christ.
Inspired by Matthew 5:16-"Let your light shine before others"-this delightful Bible study reminds children they are never too young to serve Jesus, share His love, and become a light in the world. It's a keepsake families will treasure as they grow together in faith, one lesson and one prayer at a time.
