Joelle e smith (5 résultats)

Etat : New.

Etat : New.

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware.

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - Toby has always known what it means to be loved.For most of his life, Toby went everywhere with his person. They shared ordinary days, little adventures, and the kind of love that makes a life feel safe and full.But when Toby's person is no longer there, everything feels different.Through Toby's eyes, Toby and the Love That Stayed gently explores grief, remembering, and the surprising truth that love doesn't disappear when someone we love is gone.With the help of his Mama, Toby begins to understand that love can stay in the stories we tell, the memories we carry, and the people who help us find our way forward.Written for children ages 4 and up, this tender story offers families a gentle way to talk about loss without trying to explain grief away or rush through it. It reminds children, and the grown-ups reading beside them, that sadness and joy can exist together.and that the love we have shared becomes part of us forever.For anyone who has ever loved someone enough to miss them.…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - What if one meaningful conversation each week could change the way you experience faith, community, and the people around your table A Seat at the Table is a 52-week journey designed to help you slow down, open Scripture, and make room for the kinds of conversations that matter.Each week centers on a biblical theme and includes Scripture, thoughtful conversation starters, deeper questions, personal reflection, and practical ways to carry what you've discovered into the week ahead. Along the way, intentional Selah moments invite you to pause, reflect, and notice what God has been doing throughout the journey.This book can be used with friends, in a small group, around the family table, or anywhere people are willing to gather and grow together. You don't need to be a Bible scholar, and you don't need to have the perfect answers. You simply need a willingness to show up, listen well, and be honest.Because meaningful conversations don't happen because we ask perfect questions. They happen because people feel safe enough to answer honestly.Pull up a chair. There's a seat at the table for you.…