The Innkeeper's Daughter tells the story of the night when Jesus was born in the stable in Bethlehem from the perspective of the Innkeeper's daughter, Tatiana. Children will travel back in time and experience that holy night through the eyes of this little girl. They will be inspired to look at Jesus in their lives just like Tatiana did then, with child-like faith and wonder, willingly wanting to give her best to the King.

 

There are 32 pages in this book. This book was published 2017 by Carpenter's Son Publishing .

With a passion for young adults and children, Faith Shropshire has a way of inspiring and encouraging the next generation to serve God in such an innovative way. She challenges students and kids to be strong in their faith and teaches them how to be rooted and grounded in the Word of God. Faith Shropshire attended Texas Bible Institute in Columbus, Texas and is currently serving under her father, Pastor Dean Shropshire, at chooselife CHURCH and Dean Shropshire Ministries. This story was originally written as a special treat for a Christmas Party Faith hosted in her home for a dozen or so children of the leaders of chooselife CHURCH. Faith wanted to make the night special for them; so in the backyard on blankets, under the stars and by a small fire, she read this story and then sang and taught them all the song. When the children went home, they told their parents about the story and it was then later read during the last Sunday morning services before Christmas. With eyes full of tears, parents throughout the congregation wanted to know how they could get a copy of the story. this is where the journey began. Bruce Berry is a treasured friend of the Shropshires and chooselife CHURCH. He and his team lovingly provided a face for Tatiana, who is actually the real life daughter of Faith's best friend from Bible School. Bruce Berry loves Faith and her family like his own and he guided her on this journey. Faith attributes her love for children, story-telling and ministry to her parents and of course, Pastor Willie George, or to her still, Gospel Bill.