Little stories. Lasting faith. A little goodness in your inbox
A paper envelope opening into a tiny Bible story garden with a lamb, olive tree, book and doveSENT WITH LOVE

GROWING WITH JESUS
Good things
are growing here.
A LETTER FOR THE GROWN-UPS

A little more
wonder.
In your inbox.

Meet The Story Letter—a thoughtful little note for parents and caregivers growing faith, kindness, and a love of stories at home.

Made for parents Rooted in faith A thoughtful little note
A FEW GOOD THINGS TO LOOK FORWARD TO

Little letters.
Lovely possibilities.

A moment to pause.
A little inspiration to carry into your day.

01   /   NEW CHAPTERS

Meet your next
“read it again.”

Discover new book releases and get a closer look at the stories joining our bookshelf.

02   /   EVERYDAY TOGETHERNESS

Make a little room
for reading.

Thoughtful ideas for sharing stories, asking good questions, and enjoying family reading time.

03   /   FAITH THAT GROWS

Find meaning in
the small moments.

Gentle encouragement for bringing kindness, curiosity, and the love of Jesus into everyday life.

FOR THE PEOPLE HELPING THEM GROW

You don’t have to
make every moment big.
Just make a little space.

For a story. A question. A conversation about Jesus.
The Story Letter is here to offer a little inspiration.

Save me a little goodness
A family enjoying a quiet reading moment together
A FEW LITTLE DETAILS

Before we
write to you.

Who is The Story Letter for?

Adult parents, grandparents, and caregivers who want to share Jesus-centered stories with children, especially ages 5–7 and 8–12.

Do I need to buy a book?

No. The Story Letter is free to join and you do not need to purchase anything.

What happens after I sign up?

We send a confirmation email. Click its link to confirm your subscription. Until then, you will not receive our newsletters. If it is missing, check your spam or promotions folder.

Can I change my mind?

Of course. Every newsletter includes an unsubscribe link. You can leave whenever you like.

Let something
good take root.

Join The Story Letter

A little story today. A little more love tomorrow.