Description
This children’s book uses the biblical story of the prophet Elijah to teach little ones how to sit in sacred silence so they may learn to listen for the voice of God and grow in prayer. Written with insight into children’s spirituality and rooted in the Church’s tradition of adoration, it encourages young hearts to build the habit of quiet reflection that supports a lifelong relationship with Jesus.
- Uses Elijah’s encounter with God’s still, small voice to introduce silence as prayer.
- Engages children with bright illustrations and an interactive storyline.
- Teaches that even brief silent time can grow into deeper listening and dialogue with God.
- Designed to be read repeatedly so children and adults alike learn to value quiet prayer.
- Supports early spiritual formation by nurturing the gift of listening to God’s voice.
Intended Audience
Ideal for Catholic families, catechists, and parents who wish to introduce preschool and early elementary children to the practice of prayerful silence rooted in Scripture and the Church’s tradition, and as a supportive resource for family devotional life.
Key Themes
- Introduction to sacred silence and listening for God’s voice
- Scripture example of the prophet Elijah
- Early spiritual formation in prayer
- Family‑oriented devotional practice rooted in tradition
Hardcover.
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