My First Daily Prayer And Gratitude Journal
$25.50
*6 Month Daily Prayer & Gratitude Journal For Children (215 page dateless design with ribbon divider). Daily planner pages, creative spaces and notes section. Suitable for ages 6 – 13 years old.
*Develop their faith and build positivity with daily Bible affirmations, prayer requests & prayer journaling, with gratitude practice and prompts for Bible study & reflection.
*The Ultimate Christian Gift For Children: Hardback PU leather cover with white embossing and ribbon divider. Inner pages are printed on high quality 100gsm thick ivory paper. A must have for anyone in search of Christian books for children. Suitable for boys and girls.
*This unique Christian notebook for children offers a rich and colorful design that fosters strong Christian habits, positivity and gratitude.
SKU (UPC): 0795847921365
Compiled by: The Christian Journal Co
Binding: Imitation Leather
Published: April 2024
Publisher: The Christian Journal Co.
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