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Heart Of A Teacher
$6.99
Give the gift of encouragement with this thoughtful Gift Book designed exclusively for teachers. Teachers are the ones working behind the scenes, helping to build up the future generations. Often times, teachers give selflessly without looking for anything in return. Bless the teacher in your life with this thoughtful gift book. Designed for the teacher who has steady faith in the Lord, this Gift Book has encouraging scriptures and thoughts to meditate and reflect on.
The Heart of a Teacher combines Karla Dornacher’s special sentiments for teachers with exquisite artwork. A thoughtful gift, this Gift book will bring joy to teachers everywhere. From Sunday school teachers to mentors, professors and anyone in between, this Gift Book will enlighten and encourage daily!
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Foiled Title?
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2 in stock
SKU (ISBN): 9781432127138
ISBN10: 1432127136
Karla Dornacher
Binding: Cloth Text
Published: January 2018
Publisher: Christian Art Gifts
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