The Gospel of John for Little Ones

In the Gospel of John, relationships are so important that we know others in relation to Jesus rather than by name: His Father, His beloved disciple, and the ever faithful mother of Jesus. In John 12, Jesus encourages listeners to become children of the light. In John 13, He calls His disciples His children, and in John 14, Jesus promises not to leave them orphans. Author Sara Beth Meyer and illustrator Allison Hsu, both working mothers, perfect a format and design created in their first three books, The Gospel of Matthew for Little Ones, The Gospel of Mark for Little Ones, and The Gospel of Luke for Little Ones. Told in delightful rhyming stanzas and depicted in beautiful watercolor illustrations, the Gospel message comes alive and remains Good News for all to enjoy. May we become children of the light, beloved disciples who share a tender love for the mother of Jesus, knowing that we will never be orphaned by our Savior or His Heavenly Father.

Sara Beth Meyer holds degrees in education and theology. She resides north of Houston TX, where she enjoys her vocation as wife, mother of nine, and grandmother. She delights sharing the faith with little ones of all ages, as rejoicing in the Lord is her strength! (Nehemiah 8:10). Sara writes freelance about faith and family. Her work has appeared in Ligourian, Catholic Parent, Focus on the Family, and Purpose magazines. Visit sarabethmeyer.com. Allison Hsu holds a degree in medicine and is an award-winning artist. She is a wife, mother, and illustrator of The Gospels for Little Ones series and Jesse Tree: A Catholic Journey for Advent. She enjoys using the gift of craftsmanship and sketching the little things of life with great love.She can also be found at sarabethmeyer.com.