What We Do in Church: An Anglican Child's Activity Book

by Anne E. Kitch, Dorothy Thompson Perez (Illustrator)

Overview

Engage your children with fun activities as they learn about Anglican liturgy and experience a more meaningful worship.

With interactive puzzles, color-by-number, word finds, and more, this fun-filled activity book can help children ages 4-7 grow to a deeper understanding of Anglican worship life. From learning about the participants in the entry processional, to coloring the vestments of the priest and deacon, to identifying the amazing things our senses tell us about the Eucharist, this book is a treasure trove for kids and their families.

Forty one-page activities are followed by a four-page parent guide designed to promote parenting in the pews and offer tips for parents and other educators using these activities with children.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780819221056
Publisher:	Church Publishing, Incorporated
Publication date:	09/01/2004
Pages:	48
Product dimensions:	8.50(w) x 11.00(h) x (d)
Age Range:	3 - 8 Years

About the Author

Anne E. Kitch is a priest, educator, writer, and speaker whose work is grounded in the conviction that God's grace arrives in the everyday. Kitch currently serves as the rector of St. Luke’s Church in Phillipsburg, New Jersey. The author of The Anglican Family Prayer Book,Taking the Plunge: Baptism and Parenting, Preparing for Baptism in the Episcopal Church, and the popular What We Do in Church series for children. She lives in Phillipsburg, New Jersey.

Dorothy Thompson Perez has done design and illustration work in the advertising and publishing industries. Among the Morehouse books she has illustrated are What We Do in Church, The Parish Acolyte Guide, The Acolyte Leader's Resource Guide, and Anglican Young People's Dictionary.
Dorothy Thompson Pérez ha hecho trabajo de ilustración en las industrias del mercadeo y la publicidad. Entre los libros de Morehouse que ella ha ilustrado están Lo que Hacemos en la Iglesia, El Guía del Acolito Parroquial, La Guía Recurso del Líder de Acólitos, y El Diccionario Anglicano de la Gente Joven).