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Some of our Mother's Day titles include:

Mothers Of The Bible A Worship Service For Mother's Day Or Other Special Occasions CSS Price: $7.95 eBook Price: $6.76

Mother's Of The Bible includes a worship service about 10 biblical women who overcame seeming impossible situations by being faithful to God. The traumatic experiences and depths of faith of these women, though poignant, are rarely considered in today's society.

Through The Clouds More Devotions for Moms CSS Price: $6.95 eBook Price: $5.91

In Through The Clouds, Michelle Waters offers 45 delightful devotions for mothers who need to take a few quiet moments each day with the Lord. Each meditation begins with a scripture verse and ends with a short prayer. This is an excellent gift-giving book for Mother's Day.

Make your Mother's Day celebration complete by choosing one of the beautiful new Mother's Day Bulletins below. View our entire selection of Worship Bulletins.

A woman that feareth the Lord Worship Bulletins

Women's Ministry Worship Bulletins

Honor thy Mother Worship Bulletins

Sizes: Standard 8.5 x 11" and Legal 8.5 x 14"
Pricing: Starting at $8.25 per 100

Forty Letters to a New Dad
Devotions for New Fathers
By: Steven Molin
Paperback and e-book Version Available

Forty Letters to a New Dad can be a wonderful gift book to the fathers in your congregation, whether they are a first time father, a grandfather or a great grandfather. The letters in Forty Letters To A New Dad, include many writings that will bring back memories of each father from his lifetime.

Author Steven Molin reflects in his letters on the wonder of fatherhood as he shares stories and insights from his own parental experience with his son who has recently become a father. As the author explores the fathering experience in his letters, there is a realization that, as Christians, we have a heavenly Father to which we can look for our example.