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Table Talk Subscription

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Table Talk Subscription

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A year's subscription (four issues) to Table Talk, our book of daily Bible times for families or groups to use together.

Description

A year's subscription (four issues) to Table Talk, our book of daily Bible times for families or groups to use together. Based on just a few verses from the passage that XTB uses, it is suitable with children aged from 4 upwards. It forms the basis for a short family Bible time.

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Other information

Table Talk is for families with children from 4 yrs and up to use for daily Bible times. Each day takes about five minutes, maybe at breakfast or after an evening meal. Choose whatever time suits you best as a family.

Table Talk links in with XTB Bible reading notes for children. (XTB stands for eXplore The Bible). The Bible passages are the same each day for Table Talk and XTB - so you can use the two books together, or on their own. Whichever suits you best.

Additional Information

Age range: 4 - 12
Author Alison Mitchell
Format Paperback
Dimensions 170mm x 240mm
Pages 96
Publisher The Good Book Company

Customer Reviews

Great and easy to adapt for use

(Review written for 'Table Talk 6: Footprints')

 We bought Table Talks for the first time and we actually use it as an extended Sunday morning family time rather than a daily one. We generally use two at a time and get our children to draw a picture of the stories afterwards and it lasts around an hour in all. Very good indeed, and I wouldn't rule out us using it as a daily tool when we finish our current evening devotionals with the children 

| Review by | 06/04/2013

Excellent Notes

 We're trying Table Talk as a family at weekend breakfasts. It works well with parents leading it, and children answering questions and discussing points. We're using it with a 10 year old and a 4 year old. 

| Review by | 14/10/2012

Money well spent

(Review written for 'Table Talk 6: Footprints')

 Very helpful book. It presents the Gospel in the most simplest form which makes it exciting not only for children to read their Bibles but for adults as well. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend it to family and friends. 

| Review by | 13/09/2012

Buy it now!

(Review written for 'Table Talk 5: The Promise Keeper')

 Extremely helpful in getting us together to read the Bible. Games are great to practically learn what is being taught. Not too heavy with just the right amount to keep everyone's attention & if the adults are honest the brevity helps their memories too! 

| Review by | 15/06/2012

Worthwhile purchase

(Review written for 'Table Talk 8: The Real King')

 I got this book in the run-up to Easter as it contains relevant passages from Mark, & i needed an antedote to bunnies and chicks and chocolate! We hadn't used Table Talk before and have a 4yr old daughter, preschool yr so can't read yet but I wanted a bit more than Beginning with God which we have used up to now. After doing it a few times she has really quite taken to it & even reminds Daddy when he comes home from work to do it. I like that we are reading out of the actual bible, not just the usual stories that appear in children's bibles. We're now going thru some Psalms which is just great& new for her. I had wondered if it would be a bit beyond her but so glad we gave it a go, plus you don't have to do every single suggestion given. As its not dated we can revisit it again in more depth later on. All in all - worthwhile investment. 

| Review by | 30/04/2012

Brilliant Bible time with fun

(Review written for 'Table Talk 1: The Book of Beginnings')

 I have always wanted to read the bible as a family but never managed to maintain the children's interest and wondered how much they understood. this book is fantastic as the biblical explanations are excellent. The children and adults get to do activities not just simply read. For example this week my kids have had strips of paper with bible verses and have been trying to put them in order, they have also been acting out scenes. Great fun and a great way of remembering what you have learnt. Even my 13 year old joins in. I would thoroughly recommend it. 

| Review by | 24/02/2012

Bring your family togeter

 Our 7 year old loves it "because we can read the bible together and learn new things live how to love God" Our 10 year old enjoys finding the bible passages and reading aloud. It really brings us together as a family. User friendly with great talking points, I would really recommend this to any family, especially those not used to reading the bible together. 

| Review by | 18/11/2011

Family fun at breakfast

(Review written for 'Table Talk 1: The Book of Beginnings')

 Fantastic, loved by all of us and great for breakfast time 

| Review by | 11/10/2011

excellent resource for family devotions

(Review written for 'Table Talk 3: Comings and Goings')

 This works well for us (Mum, Dad, 11 yr old boy and 8 yr old boy) - we use it after our main meal of the day. I say 'it works well' - the boys aren't always enthusiastic to read the Bible, but 'this is what we do as a family', and it takes less than 10 mins! We sometimes do the activities at the start, but sometimes simply adapt them into a discussion. The Bible study is good - makes us all think about the reading. And it is good to apply that to our lives too. We then have our prayer time at the end. Although this is book 3, we've actually used 7 other 'Table Talk' over the passed few years, and it is by far the best resource we've found for our family devotions. 

| Review by | 30/01/2011

Great for small Kids Church

(Review written for 'Table Talk 1: The Book of Beginnings')

 I've looked at lots of resources for teaching our small Kids Church. We have found Table Talk enabled us to put together great lessons that are theologically sound, and often more in depth then many other resources. We combine 2 studies most weeks, our primary school age break off and look further at the lessons using the XTB studies while we do a related craft with the infants. 

| Review by | 12/01/2011

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