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Where Does God Live?

Phyllis Duke
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Year
2025
Language
English
Publisher
NVision Us

About

"Where Does God Live?" by Phyllis Duke is a short (28-page) children's faith-based book aimed at preschoolers (roughly ages 3-6). Although full text isn't easily accessible, the title and publisher details suggest a gentle exploration of foundational questions of faith-likely focusing on where and how God's presence can be found in everyday life. It's positioned as one of the "Answers for life's biggest questions!" intended to introduce young readers to spiritual ideas in an age-appropriate way.

"Where Does God Live?" functions as a gentle introduction to spirituality for preschool-aged children, offering comforting answers and nurturing a sense of divine closeness in everyday life. It serves well in family reading time or faith education settings, though for more detailed theological insights, older readers might seek books with fuller text and discussion.

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