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Karyn Henley

    This author crafts young adult fiction centered on embracing uncertainty and the journey of self-discovery. Believing that life is story and story is life, her novels explore the process of navigating paths and understanding their outcomes. Her work delves into experiences of losing one's perceived direction only to find an alternative route, questioning ingrained beliefs, and persevering through immense challenges.

    Karyn Henley
    Noticing: 365 Days of Calm Reflections
    Love Trumps Karma
    Child Sensitive Teaching
    I Want to Believe But I Can't
    Day by Day Kid's Bible
    Day by Day Begin-To-Read Bible
    • 2022

      Noticing: 365 Days of Calm Reflections

      • 242 pages
      • 9 hours of reading

      Notice this moment-the texture at your fingertips, the breeze on your skin, the scents that greet your breath, the sounds that find your ears, the shapes and colors, light and shadow, movement and stillness that present themselves to your eyes. These are gifts for you in this moment. Notice and carry them in your heart as you go.

      Noticing: 365 Days of Calm Reflections
    • 2021

      Linger

      365 Days of Peaceful Pauses

      • 276 pages
      • 10 hours of reading

      Exploring the significance of pauses in life, this book invites readers to embrace the present moment through mindfulness. It encourages a sensory engagement with the world, prompting reflection on what can be experienced in a brief moment of stillness. The narrative emphasizes the profound insights and connections that can be discovered by simply taking the time to pause and appreciate the universe around us.

      Linger
    • 2018

      The Gift of an Inner Moral Compass

      Helping Our Children Grow Wise

      • 160 pages
      • 6 hours of reading

      The exploration of morality delves into its development and significance in today's society, where truth is often obscured by misinformation and divisive opinions. The book offers guidance on nurturing moral maturity in children and emphasizes the existence of a "True North" that can help individuals navigate ethical dilemmas. It encourages readers to reflect on their moral compass and consider how it can lead them toward a more principled life amidst contemporary challenges.

      The Gift of an Inner Moral Compass
    • 2016

      Write Deep, Believable Characters

      • 236 pages
      • 9 hours of reading

      Exploring the intricacies of character motivation, this guide delves into the emotional, mental, moral, and spiritual development stages that shape believable backstories. It provides insights into personality types through the Enneagram, helping writers understand their characters' fears and beliefs. The book also emphasizes the connection between well-developed characters and plot creation, offering strategies to enhance emotional impact in storytelling. Perfect for writers seeking to bring their fictional worlds and characters to life authentically.

      Write Deep, Believable Characters
    • 2011

      Mum to Mum - Pass it on is a delightful and beautifully designed book which will make the perfect thoughtful gift to inspire and offer comfort to any new mother or mother-to-be to help her to embrace motherhood.

      Mum to Mum, Pass it on
    • 2009

      Child Sensitive Teaching

      Helping Children Grow a Living Faith in a Loving God

      • 184 pages
      • 7 hours of reading

      Focusing on the child's perspective, this guide empowers Christian parents and educators to teach with compassion and creativity. Drawing from over 30 years of experience, Karyn Henley addresses key topics such as the developmental needs of children, faith growth, individual learning differences, effective communication, and creative storytelling techniques. Additionally, the latest edition includes a new chapter dedicated to understanding tweens, making it a comprehensive resource for anyone involved in children's education and care.

      Child Sensitive Teaching
    • 2007

      If God Is Good, Why Do We Suffer?

      • 108 pages
      • 4 hours of reading

      Exploring the profound question of suffering and evil, this book delves into the challenges faced by believers in a loving, omnipotent God amid tragedies such as school shootings and natural disasters. It addresses the dilemma of explaining these hardships to oneself and others, particularly children. Karyn Henley presents ten potential answers to the "Why, God, why?" question, aiming to guide readers toward a hopeful perspective rather than providing definitive answers, allowing for personal reflection and understanding.

      If God Is Good, Why Do We Suffer?
    • 2007

      I Want to Believe But I Can't

      Why Our Kids Are Leaving Church

      • 106 pages
      • 4 hours of reading

      Exploring the alarming trend of young Christians leaving the church after high school, Karyn Henley delves into the development of faith and the challenges posed by a postmodern world. The book examines how children's faith can become fragile over time, the impact of shifting worldviews, and the unintentional barriers that hinder belief. Henley offers practical strategies for effectively conveying the message of Jesus and fostering a lasting connection with the next generation, aiming to bridge the gap between childhood faith and adult belief.

      I Want to Believe But I Can't
    • 2007

      Day by Day Begin-To-Read Bible

      • 431 pages
      • 16 hours of reading
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      Best-selling author and educator Karyn Henley brings her natural ability to communicate God's truth to children in the Day by Day Begin to Read Bible. Kids will love the friendly style and parents will love the fact that their kids are learning about God's Word while they are learning to read. With the easy Day-By-Day format, this Bible is a must-have for any parent.

      Day by Day Begin-To-Read Bible
    • 2005

      Love Trumps Karma

      • 154 pages
      • 6 hours of reading

      Exploring the contrast between the perceived kindness of non-Christian beliefs and the behavior of some Christians, this book delves into the concept of karma shared by all. It challenges the notion of absolute truth and invites readers to reflect on their beliefs and values. By examining the interplay of love and karma, it encourages a deeper understanding of spirituality and personal convictions, ultimately revealing common ground among diverse faiths.

      Love Trumps Karma