Luke was a close friend of Peter and Paul and learned all about Jesus from them. He was a doctor and also a writer and a poet. He knew all about Peter and Paul's many adventures because he was there - and because he wrote everything down, we too can join in the adventure. This is the third title in a range of books which set out to help 7-11s see individual books of the Bible as a whole, rather than as fragmented pieces of a jigsaw which never quite fits together. In this title, the Book of Acts is handled in manageable page by page sections which move sequentially through the text, complete with vignette drawings, key verses and focused one-point comments. There are five pages to each section, followed by a "Things to do" page which forms a natural break.

 

This book is part of a book series called Toby And Trish .

This book is aimed at children in primary school.

There are 128 pages in this book. This book was published 1999 by BRF (The Bible Reading Fellowship) .

Margaret Withers took up her role as the Archbishop's Officer for Evangelism among Children in June 2001. Formerly Children's Work Adviser for the Diocese of Rochester, she taught in several Inner London schools and for the Open University. She has written several books as well as her highly successful, Welcome to the Lord's Table.