A lesson in considering others' needs ...It's hot and Troo wants to go swimming! Now! But when he blocks off the river to make a small pool, the water stops flowing downstream. What will happen to the creatures that need the river to live?This is a Level Two I Can Read! book, which means it's perfect for children learning to sound out words and sentences. It aligns with guided reading level J and will be of interest to children Pre-K to 3rd grade.

Melody needs some downtime — and the summer youth retreat will really hit the spot! But a last-minute crisis at camp means an opportunity for the band to lead worship every morning, plus headline the camp’s big beach concert, and go to camp for free. Too busy and unhappy, Mello makes some selfish choices that result in the girls getting lost, sunburned, in trouble, and embarrassed. Can she pull out of the downward spiral before she ruins camp — and the band—completely?

Chosen Girls is a dynamic new series that communicates a message of empowerment and hope to Christian youth who want to live out their faith. In Book 7, Melody is tired of being led around by Trinity and Harmony, and thinks she’d like to be the leader for once—except that she’s sure she doesn’t have what it takes to lead. When she finds herself elected president of a new club, she’s convinced she’ll only succeed if she becomes more like her “bossy” friends. Her choices lead her down the wr...

Chosen Girls is a dynamic new series that communicates a message of empowerment and hope to Christian youth who want to live out their faith. In book 5, Harmony’s heart is in the right place, but her trust is in the wrong person. She thinks a New York agent is the ticket for the Chosen Girls to make it big—and make a big difference helping the needy of the world. Through two Battle of the Bands contests Harmony learns the importance of trusting the Lord.

Chosen Girls is a dynamic new series that communicates a message of empowerment and hope to Christian youth who want to live out their faith. In Book 8, Harmony is beyond excited to be heading out on a road trip with the Chosen Girls. But her “ultimate vacation” turns “ultimate nightmare” when she and her cousin Lucinda make a series of bad choices—the worst of which puts them on the wrong side of the law. Thankfully, Harmony and Lucinda both learn that only Jesus can give the kind of full...

The band lands a fantastic opportunity to travel to Russia, but the “international tour” as they dub it, brings out Trinity’s take-charge personality. Almost too confidently, she tries to control fundraising efforts and the tour to avoid another mess by Harmony. But cultural challenges, band member clashes, the intense touring schedule, and some messes of her own convince Trinity she’s not really in charge after all. God is. And his plan includes changed lives, deepened faith, and improved...

A lesson in obedience ...Troo is not a baby, and he’s not afraid to climb the biggest tree in the forest—even though his parents told him not to. But this tree isn’t safe for anyone! What will happen if Troo falls?This is a Level Two I Can Read! book, which means it’s perfect for children learning to sound out words and sentences. It aligns with guided reading level J and will be of interest to children Pre-K to 3rd grade.

Keenan Brown was not your typical 11-year-old boy. Keenan only dreamed of making a difference in the world through his alter ego—Agent Awesome—until one Sunday, he learned about Project Proclaimer. With the help of his best friend, he faced his fears and raised enough money to buy several Proclaimers, inspiring many other children to do the same.

Their group reached the counter, and Cezi grinned. The same small, wiry man worked behind it. He took off his glasses, carefully polished them, slowly put them back on and finally asked, “How may I help you?” Pavli and Lindita looked at each other, overcome. Plamen, however, did not hesitate. He stood on his tiptoes and peered over the edge of the counter. In a clear, sweet voice he asked, “Could you please help us become a family?”

This book is fiction but based on facts and highlights the work of the Church of the Nazarene in Mongolia. Genghis’s world turns upside down when his father decides to move the family from the Steppe, where they have always been nomadic shepherds, to the city. On the Steppe, Genghis knew what to expect. His life closely intertwined with nature, and his family operated by age-old traditions. In the city, Genghis’s father seems lost. Miserable Ghengis finally discovers seeds of hope at the C...

An older lady with short brown hair shook hands with them. “I’m Marcia,” she said. “I’m sorry about your house. We’re here to do what we can to help.” She reached into the back of the trailer and grabbed something. She handed Hayden and Isabel huge Ziploc bags. “These are Crisis Care Kits. Nazarenes from all over have put them together. They’re full of some pretty cool stuff you might need.” Hayden looked at his bag and saw shampoo, soap, toothpaste and a toothbrush, and other hygiene stuf...

This book is based on a true story. Brookelyn and her brothers were part of Southern Nazarene University’s Commission to Mexico trip when Brookelyn was 14 years old. They served at a retirement center and ended up starting a new church! Brookelyn loved it so much, she longed to go back to the mission field. God opened her eyes to the opportunity to serve with the Hispanic congregation meeting in her own church building.