Something To Give

Timothy is a slight shepherd boy who fears he'll never be as strong as his younger brother or make his father proud. When a great multitude gathers to hear a Galilean rabbi, Timothy witnesses miracles of healing—and offers his small basket of five barley loaves and two fishes to feed the crowd. Through the Master's gentle words, he learns that inner strength and a willing heart matter more than brawn, and that even the smallest gift, given in love, becomes a miracle.

• The beloved loaves-and-fishes miracle told from the heart of the boy who gave everything he had
• A story that reassures children who feel small, overlooked, or 'not strong enough' that their gifts matter
• Perfect Easter and Sunday read-aloud that ties the feeding of the multitude to Christ as the Good Shepherd
• Teaches generosity: 'It is more blessed to give than to receive' in a story children remember

Perfect for a Christian parent or grandparent looking for a gentle, faith-affirming Bible story to read aloud that teaches children about generosity and self-worth.