Kamden Faith Journey

A grandmother who loves spending time with her grandchildren and wants to share that God is Creator and Father and loves them. Sound familiar? Join Kamden as he learns about God, not just facts, but through the testimony of his life and his grandmother's.

Kamden continues on his faith journey as Nana and Papa teach him the importance of family: Father God, as well as his earthly family. Join Kamden's family around the holiday dinner table. God bless you all!

What is love? Kamden is now at the age when the world is beginning to tell him its ideas of love. But Kamden loves his Nana and the definitions are not adding up - so he goes to her with his question: What is love?

In this fourth book in the Kamden Faith Journey series, Kamden continues to grow. With his Nana, he learns about friendship with other children, but also about God who is his friend always.

Kamden is beginning to ask questions about why he was born and what is he supposed to be doing on this earth. Nana reinforces how much God loves Kamden and ties it into the most important birth of all - Jesus' birth.

Bullies may be younger than you think! Bullies don't all look like gang "thugs". Some children may be on the receiving end of bullying in their homes and then act out their own aggression toward their classmates and local playmates. Author Tamika Champion-Hampton deals with bullying in Kindness the sixth installment of the Kamden Faith Journey Series. She offers a real-life setting and hears not only the questions of Nana's grandson but also those from Kamden's friends and the bully himself. This book would be an excellent introduction to a class on kindness, even with bullies, without forgetting the need to include parents and safety factors in such situations.

What will Kamden learn next? Gardening, that's what! In this book he learns something about how a human plants a garden but also learns about the Divine gardener. The books in the Kamden Faith Journey series are designed to introduce spiritual topics in a simple and basic way, both in terms of vocabulary and structure, and in terms of values. For parents teaching their children about their Heavenly Father, or Sunday School teachers looking for an introduction to lesson topics, these stories are not doctrinally narrow or detailed. Rather, they provide a jumping-off point for parents and teachers, who can read the story with the children and then follow up with deeper biblical or more personal material. They can be used for children of a range of ages, but are designed to introduce reading skills. They will find no better use than as a home reader combining Christian values and carefully crafted, simple vocabulary.