Joshua and the Children by Joseph Girzone

Joshua and the Children

Joseph Girzone

Touchstone · Print & ebook · April 1, 1995

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Who it’s for
A modern-day parable where quiet goodness meets violence, dishonesty, and the possibility of peace.
Themes
Peacefulness and honesty, Love and goodness, Unscrupulous leadership and violence
Genres
Christian Fiction, Faith & Fiction, Christian Allegory

About this book

The Story Continues... Joseph F. Girzone has woven another magical story, a modern-day parable, in Joshua and the Children, which gracefully continues the teachings and inspirations from his previous bestseller, Joshua. A stronger Joshua arrives in a deceptively ordinary village only to witness the doings of unscrupulous leaders and violent people.

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The children are the first to recognize that something is quite different about this stranger who has come seemingly from nowhere. It is through the villagers' children that Joshua is able to restore a sense of peacefulness and honesty. "A new day had dawned, a new spirit spread throughout the land, and it all seemed to have happened because of the simple, unassuming goodness of one gentle stranger who knew only how to love."

Gentle Moral Force

A modern-day parable where quiet goodness meets violence, dishonesty, and the possibility of peace.

Come here for

  • A warm, accessible story shaped by Christian allegory
  • A moral vision centered on love and honesty

Expect

  • A gentle stranger facing unscrupulous leaders and violent people
  • Children who recognize what the adults miss

Where it sits

Christian Fiction75%
Christian Allegory73%
Faith & Fiction45%

Percentages are BookFrontier’s reading of the book.

Publisher categories

  • Faith & Fiction
  • Christian Allegory
  • Spiritual Growth
Authors
Joseph Girzone
Publisher
Touchstone
Published
April 1, 1995
Format
Print & ebook
Theme
Peacefulness and honesty · Love and goodness · Unscrupulous leadership and violence
Reading lane
Faith & Fiction