The Carpenter’s Son

The Carpenter’s Son

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This gentle story tells of Jesus's childhood in Nazareth, learning carpentry from his father, Joseph. It highlights his early lessons in patience, kindness, and building with love, foreshadowing his later miracles.

age6 - 10 years old
emotional intelligence
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