Bøker av Gemma Willis

Jesus is the Light? is a poetic exploration of Jesus' identity as the Light of the World, drawing on passages from the Gospel of John. It is written in simple, accessible language to engage children who may not be from a church background, and is brought to life with beautiful illustrations.

Mae Iesu yw'r Goleuni? yn ymateb trwy gyfrwng barddoniaeth i ddisgrifiad Iesu ohono'i hun fel Goleuni'r Byd yn Efengyl Ioan. Defnyddir iaith glir, ddealladwy a gwaith celf hardd ac effeithiol i ennyn diddordeb plant hyd yn oed os nad oes ganddynt gysylltiad a chapel neu eglwys.

A mini-version of Diary of a disciple: Luke's Story, consisting of the first three chapters of the full book. At only GBP1 per copy, and including a voucher for GBP1 redeemable against the full version, this booklet makes a great give away to children in both school and church.

A 96-page flexi-bound Bible Reading Journal, taking children through Luke's Gospel and encouraging prayer, reflection and deeper study. Space to write, draw, think and pray included throughout, along with quirky, fun doodle-style artwork.

Taking the fun and quirky Diary of a disciple: Luke's story to the next level! An exciting, interactive 64 page book with puzzles, colouring, mazes, crosswords and more, all amongst excerpts of Luke's story.

Diary of a Disciple: Peter and Paul's story is a contemporary retelling of the book of Acts. Written in a quirky, contemporary, accessible style, Diary of a Disciple offers a way into the Bible for the next generation.

Diary of a disciple: Luke's story is a contemporary retelling of Luke's gospel, aimed at encouraging 8-11 year olds to engage afresh with the good news. In a contemporary doodle style, Diary of a disciple aims to encourage children to interact with the stories they read, offering space for them to consider their own responses and reactions.

What do you believe? is a 20 page missional booklet targeted at children aged 5-8 who attend outreach/mission events. Developed to support numerous mission events, the narrative of What do you believe? centres around presenting what Christians believe in a series of simple steps.