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Library Inventory Arch Book Series Book Title No Of LIBRARY INVENTORY ARCH BOOK SERIES BOOK TITLE NO OF COPIES Adam’s Story 13 Daniel and the Lions Den 1 Elijah and the Wicked Queen 14 Events of the Bible 17 Samson’s Secret 1 The Angry King 13 The Boy Who Gave His Lunch Away 1 The Boy Who Was Lost 1 The Boy With A Sling 13 The Bread and the Wine – The Story of the Last Supper 2 The Coming of the Holy Spirit 1 The Fishermen’s Surprise 1 The Good Samaritan 2 The Great Escape 11 The Great Surprise 2 The House on the Rock 1 The Lame Man Who Walked Again 2 The Man Caught by A Fish 14 The Secret of the Star – The Story of the Wise Men 1 The Story of Noah’s Ark 11 The Story of Zerubbabel 15 The Temple King Solomon Built 13 The Walls Came Tumbling Down 15 The Water That Caught on Fire 17 The Wise King and the Baby 16 The World God Made 1 The World God Made 1 Three men Who Walked In Fire 18 Two Cities That Burned 16 When God Laid Down the Law 15 When God Made Balaam’s Donkey Talk 17 BIBLE STORY BOOKS A Child’s first Book of Bible Stories – For Boys and Girls from 5 – 9 Bible for Children with Songs & Plays Bible For Today’s Family Bible Picture Book Bible Stories (David Kossoff) Bible Stories (Heinemann & Ferguson) Bible Stories (Normal Vincent Peale) Bible Stories for Children Bible Story Book – The Complete Bible Story in chronological Order Children’s Stories of the Bible – from the Old Testament My Bible Picture Album Read n’ Grow Picture Bible Story Bible – Illustrated by Children The Bible in Pictures The Bible in Pictures for Little Eyes The Children’s Bible The Taize Picture Bible CHRISTMAS A Star Shone All Paths Lead to Bethlehem And Jesus Was Born Baby Jesus, Prince of Peace Caspar and the Star Christmas – An American Annual of Christmas Literature and Art (Copyright 1979) Christmas – An American Annual of Christmas Literature and Art (Copyright 1960) Christmas Present From A Friend Jesus and The Very Best Birthday Jesus The Little New Baby Jewish Holidays Journey to Bethlehem Lily, the Lost and Found Lamb My Baby Jesus Nativity (Life-the-flap) Our Christmas Customs Papa Panov’s Special Day The Animals Christmas Eve The Baby Born in a Stable (2) The Baby Jesus (2) The Birth of Jesus (2) The Christmas Gifts That Didn’t Need Wrapping The Christmas Star The Christmas Story (2) The Christmas Story – With Felt Characters The Christmas Visitor The Coming of the King The Donkey of Nazareth The First Christmas (3) The Glory of Christmas CHRISTMAS (CONT’D) The Happiest Search The Legend of the First Christmas Tree The Little Lamb of Bethlehem (2) The Merriment of Christmas The Mouse in the Manger The Pageantry of Christmas The Second Christmas The Stable Where Jesus Was Born (2) The Story of Christmas for Children Three Christmas Journeys Tidings O’er the Hilltops – The Christmas Story in Word and Song When Jesus Was Born NEW AND OLD TESTAMENT/TEN COMMANDMENTS Chronological and Background charts of the Old Testament God’s Early Heros In the Footsteps of Moses Moses in the Bulrushes One-Minute Bible Stories – New Testament (Adapted by Florence Henderson/Shari Lewis) One-Minute Bible Stories – Old Testament (Adapted by Shari Lewis) The New Testament They Opened the Show – The Main Characters of Genesis A Child’s Ten Commandments The Ten Commandments (Hattie Bell Allen) The Ten Commandments (Mary Alice Jones) (4) PRAYERS AND HYMNS Hymnals for Juniors In Worship and Study Hymns Hymns for Junior Worship Hymns for Primary Worship Little Prayers My First Hymnal (2) My Little Book of Prayers My Very Own Book of The Lord’s Prayer Picture Word Prayers – A Book of Prayers for Little Children Prayers and Graces (Dennis The Menace) Prayers for Children (2) Prayers for Little Children Songs Along the Way Songs and Hymns for Primary Children The Hand of God – Thoughts and Images Reflecting the Spirit of the Universe The Hymnbook of the Ages The Hymnal for Youth The Little Book of Prayer – With Inspiration from the Psalms The Lord’s Prayer (3) Together – A book of Prayers and Poems created by the children at St. Joseph School Wee Sing Bible Songs Youth At Prayer RESEARCH A Bible’s Who’s Who A Picture Dictionary of the Bible (2) A Students Bible Dictionary Animals, Birds & Plants of the Bible Bible Atlas – with Relief Maps in Full Color Bible Dictionary – with new Oxford Blue Maps Bible Encyclopedia for Children Bible People Bible Places – A Dictionary of Historical Places Christian Word Book Dictionary … of Bible Animals, Plants and Minerals The American Heritage Children’s Dictionary (4) Words of the Bible – A bible Dictionary Young People’s Bible Dictionary (3) Young Reader’s Dictionary of the Bible STORY BOOKS ABC Bible Rhymes A Book About Jesus A Child’s Thought of God A Picture Book of Palestine (4) A Sprig of Green Abraham and Isaac Adam and Eve Adopted Purpose – Bible Stories of Joseph, Moses, Samuel and Esther At Jesus’ House Beatrice’s Goat Best in Children’s Books Bible Stories Told for Children Children’s Letters to God Christ is God’s Middle Name Dangerous Journey – The Story of Pilgrim’s Progress David My Jewish Friend Did Jesus Wear Blue Jeans? Friends of Jesus Frog and toad Are Friends God Cares for Me God Created me God Loves Me God Must Like to Laugh God So Loved God Speaks to Me (2) God’s Plan for Growing Things (2) God’s World Makes Me Feel so Little Good News Travels Fast – An Easter Story STORY BOOKS (CONT’D) Hannah – The Mother Who Prayed He Lived Among Us How Our Bible Came To Us Jesus Jesus – The man Who Changed History Jesus and John the Baptist Jesus and the Children Jesus Christ – Baptism and Temptation Jesus Christ – Resurrection Jesus’ Death and Resurrection Jesus is Special Jesus the Children’s Friend Jesus, Friend of Children Jesus, The friend of Children Jonah and the Whale Joseph and His Dreams (2) King David Little Book of Proverbs Miracles by the Sea More Poetry for Holidays Moses in the Wilderness Moses the Leader My Big Family At Church My Little Golden Book About God Noah and His Ark Noah’s Ark (2) Noah’s Ark (Board Book) Pia’s Journey to the Holy Land Ruth’s Story St. Peter and St. Paul Seven in One Blow Sing Alleluia! – An Easter Story for Children Sometimes I Get Mad – Psalm 73 For Children Stories Jesus Told Stories of Jesus Stories of Jesus Stories of the Christ Child (2) Tell Me About Jesus Thank you, God The Bible Time Travelers – Explore the Bible The Bible Time Travelers – On the Scene With Jesus The Broken Jug The Clown of God – an old story told and illustrated by Tomie dePaola The Dreamer The Egyptians Knew The First Easter The First Zoo The Good Samaritan STORY BOOKS (CONT’D) The Great Big Picnic (3) The Legend of the Donkey’s Cross The Little Man From Jericho The Little Man’s Happy Day (2) The Little Seeds That Grew The Living Story of Jesus The Pail of Nails The Prodigal Son The Story of Easter for Children The Story of Jonah (2) The Story of Creation The Story of the Creation – In The Beginning The Story of Two Marys The Tale of the Three Trees The Unused Cradle They Knew Jesus They Lived Like This in Ancient Palestine When Was Jesus Here Where Can I Find God? Why Did God Make Bugs & Other Icky Things? Why Do People Pray? Young Readers book of Christian Symbolism Young Samson – The Strongest Boy Who Ever Lived VIDEOS DAVID & GOLIATH A Thanksgiving Special: The Pilgrim Boy/The Big Apple Editor in Chief Good Neighbor Jeep In the Deep/The Kite The First King FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT NETWORK THE ANIMATED STORIES FROM THE NEW TESTAMENT Abraham and Isaac Forgive Us Our Debts He is Risen (2) Saul of Tarsus The Good Samaritan The King Is Born (2) The Kingdom of Heaven The Ministry of Paul The Miracles of Jesus The Prodigal Son The Righteous Judge Treasures in Heaven FAVORITE BIBLE STORIES Noah and the Ark Joshua & the Battle of Jericho FOCUS ON THE FAMILY The True Easter Story QUIGLEY’S VILLAGE A Quigley’s Village Christmas Bubba and the Big Berry Belly Ache (Ages 2-7) Obedience SUPERBOOK VIDEO BIBLE Moses & The Miracles/Joshua & Jericho Nativity (The First Christmas/Miracles of Love) THE BEGINNERS BIBLE The Story of Creation The Story of Joseph and His Brothers The Story of Noah’s Ark The Story of the Prodigal Son VIEW FROM THE ZOO The Backyard Safari/Howard the Horrible Gets Even Miss Otter Goes to the Movies/The Prodigal Wolf VEGGIE TALES A Very Silly Sing-Along! Are You My Neighbor? Dave and the Giant Pickle (2) God Wants Me to Forgive Them? Josh and the Big Wall! Larry Boy and the Fib From Outerspace Larry Boy and the Rumor Weed Madame Blueberry – A Lesson in Thanksfulness The Toy That Saved Christmas (2) Very Silly Songs Where’s God When I’m Scared? DISNEY 101 Dalmations (Animated) 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea A Bugs Life Aladdin - The Return of Jafar Aladdin and the King of Thieves Angels in the Outfield Aristocats Beauty and the Beast Beauty and the Beast – The Enchanted Christmas Cinderella Dumbo Fantasia Gus Hercules Jungle Book Mary Poppins Mulan Oliver and Company Peter Pan Pinocchio Sing Along Songs Be Our Guest – Beauty and the Beast Happy Haunting – Party at Disneyland Heigh-Ho – Snow White Pocahontas – Colors of the Wind The Jungle Book – The Bare Necessities Under the Sea – The Little Mermaid Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs Swiss Family Robinson (2) Tarzan The Absent Minded Professor The Black Cauldron The Brave Little Toaster Goes to Mars The Fox and the Hound The Great Mouse Detective The Kid The Lady and the Tramp The Rescuers The Rescuers Down Under The Sword in the Stone Toy Story Winnie The Pooh – and Christmas Too Winnie The Pooh – And the Blustery Day Winnie The Pooh – Boo To You Too! Winnie The Pooh – Cowboy Pooh Winnie The Pooh – Frankenpooh Winnie the Pooh’s Grand Adventure HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSON The Ugly Duckling The Steadfast Tin Soldier JIM HENSON Muppets from Space OTHER An American Tail – Feivel Goes West Babe Charlottes Web Elmo Says Boo RUDYARD KIPLING The Elephant’s Child (Animated) RESEARCH BIBLE STORY BOOKS OLD/NEW TESTAMENT/TEN COMMANDMENTS STORY BOOKS CHRISTMAS HYMNS & PRAYERS ARCH BOOK SERIES RELIGIOUS VIDEOS OTHER VIDEOS SCEEP .
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