Catechismo Kids

Name: Catechismo Kids
Brand: Koorong
SKU: 0080687445998
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Colin Buchanan

Compact Disc

30 August 2019

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*Q. What Colin Buchanan album is full of questions about God and answers from God's Word?

A. Catechismo Kids!!!

Its a question and answer radio show like no other...because there are no others! And now, in this special companion to the album, you can follow along with Colin and his puppet pal, Nudge, in the full Catechismo Kids Script!

For hundreds of years, catechism questions have helped young people learn the truths of the Christian faith. The Catechismo Kids book features all 51 Catechismo Bible Question and Answers along with scripture references, song lyrics and the full script.

A great resource for family devotions, scripture classes and kids church. Join Colin and Nudge and hold on tight! Catechismo Kids is an amazing, hilarious, slapstick ride and a unique journey through deep scriptural truths that will nourish, delight and surprise kids and grown ups alike.*

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Rated 5 out of 5 stars
5 years ago
Fun for kids
Initially I wasn't sure about this CD. I bought it for my preschool child. It goes through Catechisms with some Colin humour with his puppet side-kick Nudge. However, very quickly I was hearing parts of the catechisms repeated by my child! They are not something I grew up with, but such valuable questions and answers to the basic doctrines of Christianity. So it has definitely grown on me, and now I would recommend it, but I think would be initially more appreciated by school-aged children - but still, never too young.
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