More Stories and Songs of Jesus
By Christopher Walker , Paule Freeburg, DC , Jean Germano
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An Angel Comes to See Joseph
- An Angel Comes to See Joseph
- Joseph Was A Good Man
- The Holy Family Goes to Egypt
- To Egypt
- Jesus Is Baptized by John
- I Belong to Jesus
- Jesus Calls Matthew
- The Friends of Jesus
- Jesus Meets a Woman at the Well
- Talking to Me
- Some Friends Ask Jesus to Heal a Blind Man
- I Can See
- Jesus Heals a Man's Son
- Have Faith, Believe in Me
- Jesus Makes the Wind Stop Blowing
- Jesus, Help Us
- Jesus Heals a Leper
- What Can I Give to God?
- The Most Beautiful Pearl
- Wonderful Things
- Jesus Teaches Us to Pray
- The Lord’s Prayer
- Who Am I?
- The Man with the Crippled Hand
- Jesus Wants to Help Us
- A Woman Finds the Coin She Lost
- I’ll Find My Friend
- The Pharisee and the Sinner
- The Widow of Nain
- You Give Us Life
- The Sower
- Who Is the Greatest?
- God’s Special Joy
- Hosanna to the Lord!
- Sing Hosanna
- Jesus Washes His Friends' Feet
- Love Each Other
- Jesus Prays in the Garden
- I Am Your Friend
- Jesus Is Alive!
- I Am Here with You
- Jesus and His Friends Have Breakfast on the Beach
- Together We’ll Share
- Jesus Asks, "Do You Love Me?"
- Come, Feed My Sheep
- Who Am I?
- The Sower
- The Pharisee and the Sinner
The second volume in the series, More Stories and Songs of Jesus contains 24 stories and songs about the birth, life, death and resurrection of Jesus. The delightful illustrations throughout the beautifully bound book will captivate children of all ages. This collection is a must for anyone working with young children, either in a parish or the home.
The songbook features beautiful full-color illustrations and memorable story texts, while the activity book reinforces the lessons learned from the stories and songs. The 2-CD set provides lively recordings—vocal and instrumental versions as well as recordings of the stories.
With music by Christopher Walker, song texts and prayers by Daughter of Charity Sister Paule Freeburg and illustrations by Jean Germano, this is a wonderful resource for the classroom, as a parent-child activity or for children to use on their own.