A sprightly collection of stories describing how Christ's birth is celebrated in various cultures. Written by missionaries who have lived and worked around the world, in a most authentic manner it "captures the simplicity and beauty of Jesus' birth through the eyes of Christians around the world," says Congregational pastor Gordon Kirk.

136 pp., ISBN 0-932727-87-5, paperback, $11.95; ISBN 0-932727-88-3, hardcover, $19.95

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A sparkling medley of stories which makes worldwide mission come alive. This "fascinating array of stories" is a wonderful source of illustrations for children's sermons and Sunday school programs as well as great for reading to children.

129 pp., ISBN 0-932727-85-9, paperback, $11.95; ISBN 0-932727-86-7, hardcover, $19.95

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This collection of real-life stories of missionaries and unsung heroes around the world has been collected by a good storyteller who transports our imaginations into all four corners of the world where Christ's gospel changes lives. This illustrated collection is an inspiring resource especially for Sunday schools and youth sermons.

179 pp., ISBN 0-932727-71-9, paperback, $11.95; ISBN 0-932727-72-7, hardcover, $19.95

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A bright collection of 52 true-to-life mission stories from around the world, this is a wonderful compilation for children who love to read about far-away places. "The possibilities for use in vacation church schools, camps and conferences are limited only by one's imagination. Each story could be made into a drama, a puppet show or an exercise in the study of people and cultures," says The Princeton Seminary Bulletin.

212 pp., illustrated, ISBN 0-932727-56-5, paperback, $11.95; ISBN 0-932727-57-3, hardcover, $19.95

A story written and illustrated by El Salvadoran school children who find themselves transported to the United States to escape the ravages of war in their own country. Here they try to explain what they have left behind and the adaptations they have needed to make to fit into their new homes.

26 pp., ISBN 0-932727-01-8, saddle, $3.95; ISBN 0-932727-42-5, library hardcover, $8.95

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A charming collection of social mixers, games and puzzles that is a wonderful tool for all who work with young people and need ideas of how to help them discover who their neighbors are and how to forge community with them.

32 pp., ISBN 0-932727-29-8, saddle, $3.95