The Good News Storybook Series
Dr. Craft talks to kids
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“Paulie, now you can make a
Father’s Day card for your Father. And when you go on camp-outs, in your
Father’s forest, you can talk to him and tell him how happy you are in the
beautiful world He created for your pleasure and for your camping trips. And you can let him show you all of the
special creations that he made for you. Your Father planted the forests of the
world for your pleasure.”
“When you go to swim or play,”
Dr. Craft continued, “you can look for others, perhaps younger or smaller, who
do not have Dads to play with them and you can help them not to be lonely but
to be happy.” “When you go fishing you
will be able to remember that your Father created the fish and the sea and He
dug the oceans for you to swim in.” You
have a wonderful Daddy God who commanded the stars to be placed in the sky just
for your pleasure. Psalms 8:3-8 Romans 1:20
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About the Book
In this book Dr. Craft, a
fictional character, talks to kids about today’s all too common issues of
children’s lives without a father, being adopted, and being the middle child of
the family.
Dr. Craft’s approach to the
situations is pastoral counseling giving insight through the use of scriptures
that will lightened the heavy burden for the child and
the parents.
The Book Bonus is inspiring and
allegorical based on a true story of one person’s faithful promise to return
and take a child home with them that they may always be together. In the story
a missionary woman does not forget little Will in an orphanage and she returns
to claim him to be her own child as she promised.
About the Author
Alice Ashcraft is the Founder and
President of Blessed Hope Academy, an
In 2001, Alice Ashcraft received
the Jefferson Award, a national recognition for community service. Jacqueline
Kennedy initiated the Jefferson Award for the purpose of giving proper thanks
to recipients of the award for outstanding service to their communities.
She has published a book of
Poetry and Letters and many articles, tracks, editorials, and testimonies, in
addition to writing a weekly newspaper column.