Steve, Joe, and Ding-aw-ling / Ricchiuti, Paul / Paperback / LSI

About the Book 

Steve and Joe are best friends. They do everything together! Most of all, they like to meet at their hangout—the tree house! Steve believes in God, but Joe isn’t so sure. How can Steve believe in someone he has never seen before? Steve does his best to help his friend see that God loves him and takes a personal interest in him, but sometimes it seems that Joe just isn’t listening.

One day, as they are exploring the woods nearby, they find a mysterious, old metal box hidden in an abandoned barn. Is this box somehow connected to Joe’s questions about God? Joe has a hard time believing it all, but through a series of events and a cousin named Annabell, God works to show Joe just how much He cares.

This is an excellent book to teach kids how to talk to their friends about God. It shows the power of friendship evangelism and the power of prayer. God wants to use us to share His love with others.

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About the Author 

Paul Ricchiuti retired from the Pacific Press Publishing Association. With an educational background in art, Ricchiuti’s creativity blossomed over the years through his writing, and he is now a sought-after storyteller. Ricchiuti hopes that his stories create a desire in readers to live a better life and accept Jesus as their personal friend and Savior. In his spare time, Ricchiuti still writes children’s stories. He currently lives in Caldwell, Idaho.

 

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Questions this book answers

How can I talk to my friends about God?

Steve, Joe, and Ding-aw-ling shows a boy sharing his faith with his best friend. It teaches children the power of friendship and prayer.

What is Steve, Joe, and Ding-aw-ling about?

Best friends Steve and Joe find a mysterious old metal box in an abandoned barn. Through it and Joe's cousin Annabell, God shows Joe how much He cares.

How can I believe in a God I have never seen?

That is Joe's question. Steve helps him see that God loves him and takes a personal interest in him.

What age is this book for?

It is written for children and suits family reading or classrooms. It teaches friendship evangelism and the power of prayer.

Who is Paul Ricchiuti?

Paul Ricchiuti retired from the Pacific Press Publishing Association and is a well-known storyteller. He hopes his stories inspire readers to live better lives.