We want the illustrations in the Children’s Gospel Catechism to not only aid in the comprehension of the text but to be fun and captivating as well.
Readers will notice the following features about the illustrations:

1. They serve as object lessons to illumine the truths on their corresponding page in a way that is memorable, simple, and ageless.
2. Diverse ethnicities are depicted so that children from all over the world have a chance to relate to the imagery they see; and also, to convey that these truths are for all tribes, tongues, and nations.
3. No depictions of Jesus. There is debate over whether it is Biblical to illustrate what Jesus might have looked like; Instead of engaging in that controversy, we chose to leave Jesus’ physical appearance to the reader’s imagination and any descriptions in the Bible.
4. All the imagery is based within a circle but also breaks out of the circle like rays of the sun. This makes the imagery striking and memorable as well as tying back to the front cover of the book where the sun is illumining the child’s journey to find truth; which reflects the verse: “Your Word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path” -Psalm 119:105

We pray that the illustrations in the Children’s Gospel Catechism allow the readers young and old to see truth for the first time or see old truths in a beautiful new way.
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