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Click HERE for What IFS: Easter: a seven-week Bible study guide for Lent and Holy Week, Inspired by Faith and Science. Use on its own, or together with the Easter calendar book, Easter: Creation to Salvation in 100 words a day, available from http://stores.lulu.com/sdeeth.





Click HERE for What IFS: Christmas: A five-week Bible study guide for Advent and the Christmas Season, Inspired by Faith and Science. Use on its own, or together with the Christmas calendar book, Christmas: Genesis to Revelation in 100 words a day, available from http://stores.lulu.com/sdeeth.





Click HERE for What IFS: Genesis: A nine-week Bible study guide to Genesis, Inspired by Faith and Science.
Use on its own, or together with the stories in Genesis People, available from http://stores.lulu.com/sdeeth.





Click HERE for What IFS: Exodus: A nine-week Bible study guide to Exodus, Inspired by Faith and Science.






Click HERE for Christmas! Decoded: A 31-question Bible study guide for the Christmas season - one question and answer for every day in December - companion book to Christmas! Genesis to Revelation in 100 words a day, available from http://stores.lulu.com/sdeeth.


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