Connecting faith and heritage: Bible lessons for African children

A young girl guards a pile of Bibles outside Pentecostal Assemblies of God at Kwa Nduma slums in Langata which sits at the edge of Nairobi dam in a picture taken on May 05, 2024. [File, Standard]

For generations, many African Christians have grappled with the perception of Christianity as a "Western religion."

A new children's book, Africa and the Bible from A to Z, seeks to change this narrative by showcasing Africa's central role in the Bible. Designed to help young Africans rediscover their spiritual heritage, this beautifully crafted book blends faith, culture, and history.