
Father John
A parent recently asked me whether The Comic Bible would be a good introduction to Scripture for her children. Before recommending it to families in my parish, I ordered a copy and took the time to read it myself.
What I appreciated was the opportunity it creates for parents and children to explore the Bible together. Young children can struggle to follow an unfamiliar passage. Illustrations give them something to connect with, while reading together gives you room to pause, answer questions and explain what the story means.
Those conversations matter. They help us teach our children about the love of Jesus, the sacrifice He made for us, and what it means to forgive others and love our neighbours.
Read a little together at bedtime. Let your child ask questions. Talk about how you can live out what you have read the next day.
Used alongside Scripture, this can be a wonderful starting point for sharing your faith with your children, one story and one conversation at a time.
Quality Bedtime Stories
Snuggle up and explore Bible stories through colourful comics that give your child a visual way to follow along. Read together, pause for their questions and talk about Jesus and God’s love.
It’s a simple way to share your faith while enjoying those quiet moments together before sleep.
Help your child understand the Bible and put faith into practice.
Colourful comics give your child a visual way to follow Bible stories, while reading together helps you explain why they matter. Talk about why Jesus gave His life to save us, the forgiveness He offers and His call to love one another.
Then bring those lessons into everyday life: forgiving a sibling, helping a neighbour and caring for your community. A simple way to help your child learn about Jesus and follow His example.
Give a gift that helps faith and kindness grow.
Give your child or grandchild a fun way to discover the Bible and explore the values you hope to pass on. Through colourful comics and conversations together, help them understand God’s love, learn to forgive and find ways to care for others.
For Christmas, birthdays or simply because, it’s a meaningful gift you can enjoy together, creating shared memories while helping them grow in faith.