RFPA Update newsletter - Summer 2018

IN THIS ISSUE:

Getting books into eager hands
Color House Graphics Tour
Upcoming children's books
A book contest
Author videos
New publications
Reader feedback
RFPA Annual Meeting
Reader feedback on T is for Tree

Author interview with Connie Meyer

Twitter Facebook Tumblr Email Posted August 23, 2018 in author interview, Children's Books, Connie L. Meyer, illustrations, T Is for Tree

We interviewed Connie L. Meyer on her latest children's book published by the RFPA, T is for Tree: A Bible ABC.

"Sit down" with Connie as she talks about her beautiful new picture book for young children.

Retail: $17.95 | 32 pages | hardcover

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RFPA Update newsletter - Spring 2018

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The articles in this issue are:

"Richly blessed by those books"
Keeping RFPA titles in print: Amazing Cross, Behold, He Cometh, Portraits of Faithful Saints
Two special Reformation Issues of the Standard Bearer
New Releases: Walking in the Way of Love, T is for Tree, Studies in Hebrews
Children's books division news
What are the next books being printed?: Here We Stand: Commemorating the 500th Anniversary of the Reformation, The Belgic Confession commentary (volume 1), Grace and Assurance: The Message of the Canons of Dordt
Blog news
Radio Interviews
Test your foreign language skills!
Book Review: Knowing God in the Last Days: Commentary on 2 Peter
Reader feedback

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The riches of God’s promises are for young children

Twitter Facebook Tumblr Email Posted April 16, 2018 in Baptism Form, Children's Books, Children/Youth Books, Connie L. Meyer, Reformed Baptism Form, Reformed children's books, T Is for Tree

T is for Tree

The riches of God’s promises are, indeed, especially for young children; God specifically includes them in his everlasting, unconditional covenant of grace: “...and to thy seed after thee” (Gen. 17:7). Our little ones may not be neglected. Even in the books we choose to read to them, we can and we must keep the vows we made at the time of baptism to “help and cause them to be instructed” in the “true and perfect doctrine of salvation” (the Reformed baptism form).