Faith As Teens

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Faith As Teens (A Funny Story About Beliefs, Traditions, and Grandma’s Prayers) book 23

Kofi’s family went to church every Sunday. He went because his mother made him. He did not know what he believed in. Mia’s family did not talk about faith. She was curious but scared to ask.

Lin’s family had their own traditions of meditation and honoring ancestors. Faith is personal, complicated, and sometimes awkward.

The three friends researched what faith means to different people. Kofi questioned why bad things happen. Mia learned that doubt is normal. Lin discovered that you can respect your family’s traditions even if you do not fully understand them.

Through hilarious prayers by Kofi’s grandmother, a ‘religion fair’ at school, and one very intense conversation about pickles and the meaning of life, they learn that faith is not about having all the answers. It is about asking the right questions. And respecting that everyone’s journey is different.

This storybook is packed with laughs, heart, and zero preaching. It will help teens think about belief without pressure.

It has 7 questions and answers from the story.

Ages 12 – 15.

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