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Grace & Truth Character Books
The character building books in this series are copies of eighteenth and nineteenth century Christian children's books. The stories have the original language, sentence structure, and art.
Advice to a Young Christian by a Village Pastor
by "A Village Pastor"
A collection of 28 letters from a wise 19th century pastor to a new, young Christian, concerning many features of maturing in the Christian life. Deals extensively with faith, repentance, Bible study and personal self-examination. For ages 13 and up.
Published by: Grace and Truth
No. of pages: 170
Format: Paperback
Price: £4.50
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Little Rebel Becomes a Saint, A
by Author unknown
Charles, the orphan, is adopted by a wealthy older couple, but in time it becomes clear that his adoptive father, Mr. Raymond, is a very ungodly man, though Mrs. Raymond is a devout Christian. Throughout his childhood, Mrs. Raymond contends with Charles as he struggles with the call of the Spirit to serve the Lord and the temptations of Satan. Through the trials and blessings of Charles' life, children learn many lessons about walking with God.
Published by: Grace and Truth
No. of pages: 113
Format: Paperback
Price: £3.50
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Widow's Son and other stories, The
by Author unknown
Three short stories, with timely messages on Christian character for young men. The first and primary story, "The Widow's Son", tells of a young man leaving a godly mother to learn a trade in the city. He is influenced by evil companions and turns to sinful living, to the sorrow of his mother. But the Lord brought him close to death and awareness of eternity, sobering and changing his heart.
Published by: Grace and Truth
No. of pages: 99
Format: Paperback
Price: £3.50
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Young Cottager, The
by Legh Richmond
Four stories with insights into the faith of people living in very different times. First, the story of Jane Brading, who is "the young cottager", a young lady who grows in faith even during poor health and sufferings. Then the stories of Fanny Graham, Little Ruth, an abridged version of the story of Mary Jones and her Bible, and finally the famous short story "What Must I Do?" All stories of believers living with praise to God in their hearts when they could have complained of their difficult circumstances.
Published by: Grace and Truth
No. of pages: 95
Format: Paperback
Price: £3.50
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