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What Happens When I Talk to God?: The Power of Prayer for Boys and Girls

By: Stormie Omartian

Harvest House Publishers / 2007 / Hardcover

5 out of 5 stars (12 Reviews)

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Product Description

It's never too early to assure your children that their prayers really do make a difference! Bestselling author Stormie Omartian helps kids ages 3-7 get to know God better, thank Him for His love and ask for His help in tough times. Bright, contemporary watercolors present a beautiful picture of kids growing closer to God in prayer.

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Format: Hardcover
Number of Pages: 32
Vendor: Harvest House Publishers
Publication Date: 2007
Dimensions: 9.00 X 9.00 (inches)

ISBN: 0736916768
ISBN-13: 9780736916769
Availability: In Stock
Ages: 3-7

Publisher's Description

Combining her passion for prayer with her love for little ones, beloved writer and speaker Stormie Omartian teams with talented illustrator Shari Warren to share an important message: "It's never too early to teach a child to pray."

Stormie encourages children to develop the life-changing practices of talking to God every day and explains prayer in easy-to-understand ways. With examples taken directly from the lives of young boys and girls, she helps kids get to know God, thank Him for His love and care, and ask for His help in tough times. Stormie also touches upon forgiveness, the power of praying with others, and having a relationship with Jesus as she assures children that their prayers do make a difference.

Bright, contemporary watercolors depicting a broad spectrum of children accompany the text to present a beautiful picture of growing closer to God in prayer. For children ages 3 to 7.

Author Bio

Stormie Omartian is the bestselling author (more than 23 million books sold) of The Power of a Praying® series, which includes The Power of a Praying® Wife Devotional and The Power of a Praying® Woman. Her many other books include Just Enough Light for the Step Im On, The Prayer That Changes Everything®, and Praying the Bible into Your Life. Stormie and her husband, Michael, have been married more than 39 years and are the parents of two married children. www.stormieomartian.com Shari Warren is an artist and illustrator whose lifelong passion is to make people smile. Her fresh, colorful illustrations can be found in books such as the On-My-Own Reader Bible and The Prayer That Makes God Smile and on posters, giftware tableware, wall décor, and home accessories. Shari lives in Northern California and has had the pleasure of working with clients all over the world.

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What Happens When I Talk to God?: The Power of Prayer for Boys and Girls 4.9 5 12 12

A must-have to fully explain prayer to children. This book clearly explains all aspects of prayer in a form a child can understand: why we should pray, where, when, what should we say to God, how do we know He hears us and the ways in which He might respond to our prayers. The book has text on one page and a colorful illustration on the opposite page. Very, very well written. May 3, 2013

I recommend this book. I recommend this book to all parents who want to teach their children about God and how to personally know and relate to Him. February 19, 2013

Gft I purchased this for my grandaughter and really have enjoyed it ,children need this kind of book for parents to read to them and enjoy on their own once they can read. March 2, 2012