The Idea Behind it All
You might be wondering how Chain Breaker Children's Books began. It all started years ago when I (Brooke) was learning about my spirit, soul and body, while my kids were still toddlers. I searched for a children's book that could help explain these big biblical truths in a way little hearts could understand, but couldn't find one.
The funny thing is, those books weren't just for our kids... they were for me too. As these truths transformed my own life, I couldn't help but dream of sharing them with other children and families. Watching my kids begin to understand who God is and who He says they are gave me a whole new way to talk through emotions, choices, and everyday life.
Bringing in my husband, Aaron, with his humor and great insight, we created our very first children's book, "The Day Dad Ran Amuck - A Story of Spirit, Soul and Body." Our hope is that every story (from here on forward) sparks meaningful conversations, points children to God's truth, and reminds them of the incredible identity that they have in Him. All while laughing and having fun.
We'd love to be apart of your family's journey and truly hope you enjoy this adventure as much as we've enjoyed creating it. If this book encourages your child or your family in any way, we'd love to hear from you. Your stories remind us why we do what we do and encourage us as we continue creating more adventures together.
Our Hope
Purpose
We create imaginative, truth-filled stories and learning experiences that help children replace lies with God's truth, grow in their relationship with Jesus, and build a foundation that lasts a lifetime.
Mission
To help children discover God's truth, understand their identity in Christ, and experience freedom through engaging stories. (With hopes of expanding into meaningful activities, and biblically grounded resources to go with them.)
Vision
To equip children with God's truth through engaging stories and resources that help them discover their identity in Christ, renew their minds, and walk in the freedom He offers. Not only do we hope to partner with families, churches, and schools, but (hopefully one day) counselors as well.