New Releases by Mark Ammerman

Christmas is coming--and here''s a brand-new coloring book to keep little ones occupied this season with wholesome fun centered on the Nativity. With nearly 200 pictures, Christmas Coloring Fun includes sections on the actual birth of Jesus, the ABCs of Christmas, classic Christmas stories, and more. With its broad range of pictures and text, it''s more than just a coloring book--it''s a family-friendly Christmas celebration between two covers! As a benefit to Sunday school teachers and children''s ministry workers, all art is reproducible for non-commercial use. Perfect for ages 3 to 6, it''s a great way to celebrate Christmas. . .with crayons!

Travel can be tough on kids—but this brand-new activity book will keep them busy with road-themed puzzles featuring fun scratch-off activities! Featuring crosswords, word search puzzles, mazes, and other picture games, Travel Fun contains light inspiration to teach kids as they play. Printed on quality white paper, and packaged in a fun, die-cut cover, Travel Fun is ideal for parents and grandparents looking to keep kids busy on trips by car, plane, boat, or train.

Kids love animals--and this brand-new activity book will keep them busy this summer with critter-themed puzzles featuring fun scratch-off activities! Featuring crosswords, word search puzzles, mazes, and other picture games, Animal Fun contains light inspiration to teach kids as they play. Printed on quality white paper, and packaged in a fun, die-cut cover, Animal Fun is ideal for parents and grandparents looking to keep kids busy on rainy days, road trips, and good, old-fashioned "down time."

Set in 17th century America, the novel follows the life of Katanaquat, whose name means Rain from God. He is a mighty warrior of the Narragansett trive of Rhode Island and follows the traditional Narragensett traditions such as taking more than one wife and worshipping many gods. When the "white men" with their colonial interests threaten to destroy the way of life of his pepple, it stirs up resentment and anger within him. Not until he meets Roger Williams, does he change his heart and receive Christ and a new way of life.

"Ten years have passed since the Great Awakening swept like a holy fire from Massachusetts to Georgia, touching the souls of colonists as well as many Native Americans. Follow Christopher "Longshot" Long, Caleb Hobomucko, and Conestoga Joe as they journey from New England to the Ohio in the mid-1750s. The characters are real people whose stories were first told in journals, diaries, books, and the town records of New England colonists. Author mark Ammerman paints a rich and contrasting portrait of men seeking to understand their new relationships with God, with each other, and with cultures determined to clash.Historical notes and a glossary enrich the reading experience!"

Can a Narragansett brave accept the Great Book that says "You Shall Not Kill"? Without the scalp and blood of the foe, how can any man know that he is a man? And how could he win the heart of a woman?

America: Built on Character, Founded on Faith highlights defining moments in American history in which God''s sovereign hand is seen at work. Ammerman brings these historical stories to life in an exciting narrative and then follows up with an interesting and factual overview of the context of that story. America...contains stories about Leif Ericsson, The Mayflower Compact, George Washington, the American Revolution, Uncle Tom''s Cabin, D-Day, 9-11 and more. Memorable, sidebars have been placed throughout the book to help you discover how each of these defining moments fits into the larger story of God''s hand upon America. Each chapter includes a listing of various resources (books, magazines, audio and video, Web sites and suggested field trips) as well as illustrations to enhance your reading experience.

Bible stories fascinate children -- and Barbour''s Little Bible Books series will thrill the two- to six-year-old crowd with fun, interesting stories, and full-color illustrations. These attractive, twenty-four-page books feature padded covers.

This book is both an honest, personal, first-hand account of grief, and a roadmap for the most difficult journey you''ll make. It offers you hope without minimizing your struggle or pain.

Here is a biography of America''s pioneer of separation of church and state, Roger Williams, written for young readers. It tells the story of Williams arrival in the New World in 1631, his expulsion from Massachusetts Bay, and his founding of Rhode Island.