Name: Godaku Tjukurpa (God's Story)
Brand: Bible Society Australia
SKU: 9780647533840
Price: 29.99 AUD
Availability: InStock

Author: Unknown Type | Publisher: Bible Society Australia

Tjitji tjutangku Nyakula Kulintjaku (For Children to Explore and Understand the Bible)

Nyiri nyangangkapainting tjuta ngarinyi tjitji tjutangku nyakula kulintjakumunu Mayatja Jesunya mulamulangku wanantjaku.

In this book there are many paintings for children to look at and learn from, so that they will trust in and follow the Lord Jesus. Godaku Tjukurpa (God’s Story) in Pitjantjatjara features 54 beautiful artworks by indigenous artists.

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