Classic Christian Stories and Sermons for Children and Youth is a unique collection of literature—ideal for the young Christian or those working with children. With over 4,000 pages of stories, sermons, and insights, this 15-volume collection offers a fascinating look into Christian thought and moral teaching for children. These titles from nineteenth- and twentieth-century preachers, educators, and social reformers provide a solid foundation in Christian teaching which remains relevant today. This collection also contains hundreds of enchanting illustrations in a variety of styles: sketches, woodcuts, steel engravings, and more. Read sermons from “The Children’s Evangelist,” Edward Payson Hammond. Or delve into the riches of the “Prince of Preachers for the Young,” Richard Newton, as he teaches children to praise God through nature. Other notable figures, such as George MacDonald, the writer and thinker who inspired C. S. Lewis, and Catherine F. Vos, the wife of Geerhardus Vos, ...

Teach and train the next generation with this library of resources devoted to helping young people become better grounded in Scripture and the classics. Build on the foundation laid by those who came before using digital tools that enhance the great deposit of the past.

The Youth’s Book on Natural Theology is written in dialogue form by renowned educator Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet for young readers. Gallaudet defines “Natural Theology” as “all that can be known about God, merely by examining the beings and things which he has made, without the aid of revealed theology.” His aim is to help children understand more about God by learning all they can of him through his works of nature.

The Child’s Book on the Soul was written by Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet in order “to teach a child that he has something within him distinct from the body, which will survive it, and live forever …”