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Illustrated by Frances H. Hertzler |
Laraba and Audu - Illustrated Stories of Africa By Frances F. Harling and W. Claire Greiner Janet Cranston
LARABA - A girl who trusted - Laraba's relationship with her earthly father, her disobedience, and his forgiveness and love, gives a warm and true picture of God's dealing with His children. Four truths are emphasized: salvation, sonship, safety and a special home in heaven.
AUDU - An "It-really-truly-happened" story - Audu is a young African in Nigeria who came to know the Lord Jesus Christ. Audu first heard the Word of God in a leprosarium where his father was a patient. When Audu himself contracted leprosy, he returned to the hospital - and learned more about Jesus. The eagerness Audu has had to know Jesus, his persecution, and his miracle in learning to read, make an exciting account. (Incidentally, Audu is using this volume in his homeland when he gives his personal testimony.)
Contents 1. Illustration Pages 1-24 for "LARABA" and "AUDU" 2. End Pages with story/dialogue for reading with each illustration. |
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Visualized Stories: Home Page ~ Boy Afraid ~ Crucifixion and Resurrection of Christ ~ Fanny Crosby, Blind Poet ~ Holland's Missing Christmas ~ Ladi and White-White ~ Laraba and Audu ~ Penny and the Christmas Star, How Turea Kept Christmas ~ Salvation in the South Seas ~ Sher-Shah ~ The Walking Umbrella, Antonio of Brazil ~ Where The River Begins ~ Whiter Than Snow |
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For use in teaching
Children at Home, Sunday School, Children's Church, Youth Groups, Vacation
Bible School, Child Evangelism, |
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