Start building your child’s theological library

Catherine MacKenzie  |  Features
Date posted:  14 Nov 2026
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Start building your child’s theological library

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While modern children’s publishing is frequently driven by fleeting trends, Christian publishers continue to maintain rich backlist titles that offer proven, enduring value for families.

Parents who are looking to build a robust theological foundation for young readers should look to the archives of publishers such as Crossway, New Growth Press, and Christian Focus Publications. These extensive publisher collections remain true goldmines of deep Biblical truth and engaging storytelling.

1. A guide on prayer

Crossway's book The Barber Who Wanted to Pray (ISBN 978 1 433 527 036) by R.C. Sproul is based on a historical letter from Martin Luther to his barber, Peter.

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