I wanted my own kids to feel like the sermon was for them too, not just something to sit quietly through.
If you have ever spent a service whispering "just a little longer," this journal is for you. It gives a child something to do with their hands and their attention, so they can listen for what God is saying and have a way to respond at their own level.
What's inside for your child
- 52 weeks of simple, guided pages a child can follow
- Room to write or draw what they heard, so younger and older kids can both join in
- A place to note the worship song and circle the books of the Bible they hear
- Main teaching points in pictures or words
- Space for "something I learned," questions they have, people to pray for, and things they are thankful for
- Encouraging verses and plenty of doodle space
How to use it together
You can sit beside a younger child and help them sound out a prompt, or simply hand an older child their journal and let them go. Either way, it turns wiggly minutes into a small habit of listening for God.
Made by hand
I make these myself, as a mom who has been in that pew. At 6 by 9, it fits little hands and backpacks, and the spiral binding lays flat for writing and drawing. It's 135 pages. This is the premium lay-flat spiral edition. It makes a lovely Sunday School or grandparent gift, too.
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Specs
- Trim size: 6 x 9
- Pages: 135
- Binding: Lay-flat spiral





