Norma Youngberg
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Jungle Thorn
$15.39Add to cartThe children of Kondima’s village were gathering mushrooms when Mookit shouted, “Let’s play monkey!” It was one of their favorite games. They jumped into the edge of the jungle, grabbed hold of the long vines that hung from the trees, and began to swing.
But this time, Kondima’s vine broke. She fell into the bushes and felt a sharp pain in her eye. A thorn stuck right in her eye!
This beautifully illustrated picture book version of Jungle Thorn will show your child a glimpse of life in the jungle village. They will learn about missionaries, and most importantly, they will see that kindness and care can change lives and teach even a mountain girl about Jesus.
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Fire On The Mountain
$18.89Add to cartA classic story of good versus evil
Saksee clung to the old ways of his tribe. Drums, drinking, dancing –these things pleased him. He tried to push out of his mind all thoughts of Rajin’s God. But Saksee could not quiet the voice speaking to his heart! Many of the people — even his own family — were turning to this God who brings love, happiness, and healing. Afraid and in pain, Saksee calls out to the One his heart longs to know. His tiny mustard seed of faith begins to grow.
In this mission adventure, first published 40 years ago, Norma Youngberg weaves a classic story about the struggle between good and evil in every heart. It’s a story that’s as fresh as ever for a new generation of young readers. With illustrations and vivid word pictures, Fire on the Mountain tells of a God so loving that no place is too far for Him to find – and no soul is too lost for Him to save.
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Taught By A Tiger
$15.39Add to cartToga looked around in the darkness. Something was out there–the heavy breathing sound was getting closer. Then, he saw it move, not ten feet away. It was a tiger! Would Teacher’s God be with him now?
When Toga’s father, the village chief, invited the new teacher to live with his people, Toga and his friend Kiri began to learn about the one true God. But not everyone in the village wanted to learn. Nee-pah hated Teacher and Mama Joe. He would do anything to drive them and their new God away.
Toga was sure that no one could change Nee-pah’s heart. He knew no one could teach Nee-pah to love the true God. But that was before Nee-pah was taught by a tiger.
