Princess Faith's mysterious garden
by Jeanna Stolle Young and Jacqueline Kinney Johnson
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When obstacles prevent Princess Faith from succeeding with her gardening, she perseveres and prays, in this version of the parable of the sower. Includes note about the parable and its meaning for children.
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Based on the Parable of the Sower in Matt. 13:1-23 Princess Faith decides at long last to plant her own garden. She is deriving great pleasure in the entire process of sowing, watering, and watching the seeds grow when she is faced with a myriad of events that begin to take place that cause her garden to die, little by little. Some incidents are very sudden and mysterious and others are just plain scary! As she discovers how her garden grows best, she also learns about her own heart.
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