Charlie Clement was a visitor at the home of relatives for a year, and his visit brought about great changes in the minds and attitudes of both the townspeople and even the local pastor. Charlie's admirable character was an encouragement to all he met, to imitate his ways. This wonderful children's book, about how a young boy initiated respect for God's servant by a good example, will mold your children's character in an important realm.  

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This library of 51 books contains all the books from each of our smaller libraries, plus 100 sets of library cards: Marriage and Family, Young Professionals, Theology, Biography/Literature and Spiritual Growth. This is an excellent starter resource library for individuals as well as for groups.

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This fictional story is told from the perspective of a twenty-one year old girl with a hunger to learn the Word of God . She begins to attend John Bunyan's church and finds her spiritual life deepening. At the same time, she faces opposition even within her own family as evil rumors spread about Bunyan and eventually about herself as well. Her growing faith and readiness to take a stand for Christ may cost her everything else she counts precious. God's faithfulness is seen at every turn. Learn More

This book will provide valuable character lessons to young people as they come to an age where they are able to begin working at various jobs. It teaches that they must be ever faithful to their employers, maintain an excellent character, and shun evil company. Learn More

Written for young adults, this compact biography of 1924 Olympic gold medalist Eric Liddell tells the story of his life both before and after his historic race. Born in China to missionary parents, Eric went to England for education and discovered his love of running. At the height of his fame, he chose to return to China as a missionary teacher, where he ultimately died in a Japanese interment camp during World War II. Learn More

Temperamental, hot-headed Grace provides a wonderful illustration of the life-transforming power of our heavenly Father who loves us and changes us by His grace! Grace at first defends and justifies her angry outbursts, but later becomes aware of the sin in her heart and seeks God to forgive her and to change her from the inside out. She no longer rejects those who point our her failures, but comes to love them and be kind even when provoked. Learn More

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First published in 1880, this classic children's book contains many lessons such as appreciating nature, respect for the aged, helping others, respect for the elderly, and the importance of prayer and relationship with God. (Two volumes—one English, one Chinese) Learn More

This book for readers 12 through adults is a collection of letters to children from C. S. Lewis that will enthrall Narnia lovers. The letters are arranged chronologically, with some deletions to promote clarity and eliminate repetition. Most of the letters concern Narnia, but there are also touching letters to Lewis' godchild. Some letters offer encouragement and advice to young writers. Often correspondence was carried on with the same children over a number of years, and the letters answer questions that children might still have. Some letters are preceded by explanations in brackets, and there are plenty of explanatory footnotes. Lewis' few theological discussions are not overwhelming and, except for a few instances, are quite clear. The bibliography includes books and other media and is divided into two sections, one of interest to children, the other for advanced readers, parents and teachers.

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Believing that life's most crucial decisions are often made between the ages of 16 and 26, Dobson offers advice and principles to this age-group about finding God's will in the choice of a marriage partner, the quest for a profession, the control of money, and the establishment of self-esteem. Learn More

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Heartwarming, real life story of Mary Jones, a young girl living in rural Wales in the late 1700's whose dearest wish was to own a Bible. She saved for six years and walked 50 miles round trip in her bare feet to buy the Bible, inspiring the founding of the “British and Foreign Bible Society”.

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Devotional meditations for young people for every day of the calendar year tied into a nature scheme of mountains and high places.

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Devotional meditations for young people for every day of the calendar year tied into a nature scheme of mountains and high places.

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The story describes the never-ending war between good and evil. Narnia is a land frozen in eternal winter, a country waiting to be set free. Four adventurers step through a wardrobe door and into a land enslaved by the power of the White Witch. When almost all hope is lost, the return of the Great Lion, Aslan, signals a great change and a great sacrifice. Learn More

Nothing exciting has happened in the year since Peter, Susan, Edmund and Lucy returned to England. But while the four children are waiting for a train to take them to boarding school, they feel tugged . . . and pulled . . . and suddenly they are yanked back to Narnia! The Great Lion, Aslan, has a new adventure in store for them—they must help Prince Caspian fight for his throne and make Narnia safe and free. Learn More