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Joseph and the Triumph of Grace
An adventure in the book of Genesis!
From the illustrator of Dear Theo: Letters to a Friend, comes Joseph and the Triumph of Grace.
This book of two halves features the story of Joseph in exciting comic book illustrations followed by an easy-to-read translation of the Book of Genesis.
Throughout the story runs the line of grace.
Order Joseph and the Triumph of Grace
£6 each with free P&P (multi-buy discounts available)
Each book comes with an accompanying journal to help readers think about and engage with the story.
Additional Resources
Download our short videos which explain 5 key themes in the story of Joseph – God’s Grace, Presence, Promises, Words and Plans. Each video ends with a reflection question of what these things might mean to us. We also have chat sheets free to download to help create conversations around these themes.
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Joseph Videos
A set of 6 animations bring the story of Joseph to life.
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Joseph - Chat Time
Discussion outlines to help groups explore the story of Joseph
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Joseph's Journal
The printable journal contains five themed sessions to help the reader think about Joseph’s story, the Bible’s story, and their own story.
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Grace Gatherings
Discovering God's grace in the book of Genesis
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