Tim Stafford Books

Intended for those who want to understand Bible and how to apply its message to their own lives.

Shows how everyday Literacy sessions can be made dynamic and effective. This book outlines the importance of visual texts and shows how children can enjoy developing essential literacy skills through studying picture books, film, television and comic books. It is suitable for those who want to deliver quality and stimulating Literacy sessions.

Exploring the profound human desire to connect with the divine, this book delves into the quest for a tangible experience of God. It addresses the deep yearning to understand His reality and the transformative impact of seeking a personal encounter with the divine presence. Through insights and reflections, it encourages readers to pursue a deeper spiritual relationship, emphasizing the importance of faith and the hope of experiencing God in a meaningful way.

Focusing on thirteen essential Christian values such as truthfulness, contentment, and forgiveness, the book offers guidance on instilling these principles in children. It emphasizes the importance of tailoring the approach to align with each family's unique identity and circumstances, ensuring that the teachings resonate personally. Through practical insights, it aims to help families cultivate a strong moral foundation that reflects their individual characteristics while fostering a deep connection to their faith.

The narrative follows a second-generation suffragist named Susan as she navigates her quest for identity amid the upheaval of the women's suffrage movement in America. Her journey is deeply intertwined with her Christian faith, which she turns to for guidance on the complexities of women's rights. The book highlights the significant contributions of Christians in the struggle for women's suffrage, offering a unique perspective on this pivotal historical period.

Set against the backdrop of the early 1900s Prohibition movement, the narrative explores the lives of a dynamic family, highlighting the intersection of romance, tragedy, and inspiration. Tim Stafford vividly illustrates the pivotal role Christians played in this historical period, offering readers an engaging and insightful perspective on the era's social and moral challenges.

Set against the backdrop of the abolitionist movement, this multigenerational family saga follows a fictional Southern family over three decades as they engage with historical Christian figures who significantly impacted America's moral landscape. The narrative explores the complexities of faith and social justice, highlighting the characters' struggles and triumphs while navigating the historical context of their time. Through these interactions, the story examines the question of America's Christian roots and their influence on societal change.

How can we make friends overseas? Common history or common interests bind two people. But where is the common ground between missionaries and the people they come to live with? For those who desire to give more than just service, and who believe they can serve best in the context of friendship, this book is a place to begin.

By incorporating diverse media and visual texts, this book enhances everyday literacy sessions, making them more engaging and effective for primary students. It offers practical strategies for teachers to foster visual literacy, helping students to interpret and create meaning through various forms of visual communication.