Seekers : An Interactive Family Adventure In Following Jesus
$19.99
Seekers is like nothing you’ve never seen before, a fascinating and wild escape room in book form that leads families into exciting conversations about our amazing God. In this mysterious journal, you and your family will travel through the Bible, following God’s fingerprints to find what he’s up to. Each of the 20 cases delves into a theme from Scripture and how it reveals who God is, how he works, and what he calls us to do. All of this unfolds through riddles, puzzles, art, and clues for families to solve together. Includes an in-depth family guide with thematic insights and answers to questions and riddles.
SKU (ISBN): 9781631465604
ISBN10: 1631465600
C. S. Fritz
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: October 2020
Publisher: NavPress
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