Let's Go Up to the Mountain by Delores Balla, as Jesus said that we are to have a childlike faith, this book is written for children of all ages. Climbing the mountain symbolizes growing in age, grace and wisdom in our relationship with God, and starts with a solid, Christian, doctrinal foundation. This book focuses on the power of the Holy Spirit, and the author's hope that readers will be born again, get water baptized, and be baptized by the Holy Spirit---becoming disciples of Jesus Christ. Paperback, 52 pages.

Product Information

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Title: Let's Go up to the Mountain
By: Delores Balla
Illustrated By: Ruth I. Korolyshyn
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 52
Vendor: Children of Promise
Publication Date: 2021

Dimensions: 8.5 X 11 (inches)
Weight: 2 pounds
ISBN: 1949297438
ISBN-13: 9781949297430
Ages: 5-12
Stock No: WW297430

Publisher's Description

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A book for children of all ages

As this book developed, it became obvious it was not only for children. It was a book for children of all ages. Jesus tells us that we are to have a childlike attitude to be in the Kingdom. Climbing the mountain is symbolic of growing in age, grace, and wisdom in our relationship with God. It starts with a solid, Christian, doctrinal foundation.

The book can be used by children, ages five to twelve, individually or in classes. Even senior citizens can benefit from the material.

Many books explain salvation and water baptism. Yet not many include the baptism with the Holy Spirit. My prayer is that the power of the Holy Spirit will be upon the pages and pictures to enable the reader to have a clear understanding of the foundation of the Christian life. May many be born again, get water baptized, and be baptized in the power of the Holy Spirit, to be those disciples of Jesus Christ that bring in the Kingdom of God.

Author Bio

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Called at the age of fifty, Dolores Balla, known as ’Mrs. B’, began her ministry of teaching children about the Bible. The Holy Spirit seemed to be saying to her that "If you can’t teach children, you can’t teach adults." She has worked with children ages five to twelve at a parochial school, a Christian family camp, and at her own church over a period of twenty-five years. A number of years ago, a word was given to her that she would write a children’s book. Now, in her eighties, it has come to pass. She and her husband were married for sixty-four years. They have six children and nine grandchildren. "One is never too old to fulfill a vision." She hopes this book will be her legacy.