Anxious Abby Christian Resources
Hurricanes, shootings, divorce, cancer… many scary things are happening in our world today. Children as well as adults are getting caught up in the terror of these situations. Many children also have worries about succeeding in school, being accepted, and having a difficult home life. Children need to know that through it all, they can count on Jesus to be with them. Anxious Abby Christian Resources help children move through anxiety using God’s Truth!
A whole week without my parents?
WHAT HAVE I DONE?
Join the adventure as Abby goes to Camp Trust for her first overnight camp. Spot the Worries filling up Abby’s backpack. Will she make it through the panic of leaving her parents? What is the shadow she sees in her cabin window? Will she throw up during softball practice? Come take the Camp Trust Challenge. Find out if the Trusting Tigers can beat the Wily Wolverines at the big game. It’s time to hit that fear outta here!
Help children move through their worries using God’s Truth!
Are you a parent, grandparent, counselor, teacher, pastor, or someone who loves to help
children?
Here are some biblical counseling resources to use alongside the Anxious Abby and The Camp Trust Challenge book for supporting children who struggle with worries and fears.
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Anxiety Toolkit: Expressing Your Worries
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Anxiety…A Backpack of Burdens
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