Wednesday, October 9, 2013

"Bake Through The Bible" by Susan Bentley-Taylor and Bekah Moore

Children like to "see" things from Bible stories, which is why the use of pictures and models, anything hands on, is so important. I can remember wanting to know what manna tasted like, or unleavened bread, or any of the other foods mentioned in the Bible. In this new book for children, Susan Bentley-Taylor and Bekah Moore give children the opportunity of not only learning some Bible truths, but also baking something to remind them of that truth.

Mothers know that keeping a child's attention on a lesson can be challenging at best. These two mothers put 20 Bible lessons together with an activity children love - baking and eating - to keep the learning fun. Here is a sampling of cooking activities from the press release.

"Cooking activities include:
- Sparkly promise cookies to remember God’s wonderful promises to Abraham
- Happy crepe faces in response to God’s promise to send His Rescuer and Forever-King
- Spiral tuna wraps for a picnic that links with Jesus’ miracle of feeding thousands
- An empty bread tomb with Easter dips to celebrate Jesus’ resurrection"

This is a really fun book! I enjoyed trying the recipes, remembering how my now grown sons loved to cook/bake something new and then eat it. The cookies are fun and can be in different shapes, have sprinkles, or have a dirty/clean side. (Get the book to find out which is which!)This is a great book for parents or grandparents, and will make for some great memories! I received my review copy from Cross Focused Reviews in exchange for an honest review.

About the Authors:
Susie grew up near Birmingham, UK. Having studied in Durham, in the north-east of England, she now lives in Oxford and is part of Magdalen Road Church. Susie has a background in secondary-school English teaching and worked full-time in that context for five years. She is married to Pete and they have a son called Joshua.
Bekah was born and brought up in South Yorkshire. She studied French and Russian in Durham. She then taught French before teaching teenagers with multiple learning difficulties in a Special School. Bekah is married to Nick and currently lives in Oxford with their two-year-old son Simeon. They are part of St Ebbe’s Church.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-eoXEa9dYzQ&utm_source=Cross+Focused+Reviews&utm_campaign=0bff5c6f88-BakeTheBible_09_10_2013&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_d628dd295f-0bff5c6f88-47357465

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