Reviving Christian Heroes: Molly Wilmington’s Dietrich Bonhoeffer Book for Children

In the recent episode, host Patricia Holbrook and children’s book author Molly Wilmington embark on a powerful discussion centered around Molly’s latest book: “Dietrich Bonhoeffer – The Teacher Who Became a Spy.” The book introduces children to Bonhoeffer, a remarkable figure whose unwavering commitment to his faith during World War II serves as a beacon of courage for both young and old.

Molly shed light on Bonhoeffer’s journey, from his spiritual upbringing in a home with varied religious views to his interaction with prison guards and his eventual martyrdom. She emphasizes his resilience amidst loneliness and sadness, finding solace in prayer and forging unlikely friendships. Bonhoeffer’s story is a testament to the power of faith and the impact one person can make in the face of adversity.

Molly Wilmington’s historical book encourage children to explore important historical figures and profound Christian values. Featuring a charming narrator named Shep, a sheepdog who helps children understand emotions, her latest book fosters engaging conversations about complex topics.

There will be an upcoming series done by different authors of children’s biographies promises to captivate young minds with heroes like C.S. Lewis, Lottie Moon, and many more. Each book in the series will have a unique animal narrator, adding an irresistible touch of whimsy and wonder to these inspiring tales.