Stories of Boys and Girls Who Loved the Saviour A Token for Children

"Stories of Boys and Girls Who Loved the Saviour" by James Janeway is a compilation of stories about young people with strong Christian beliefs, probably from the late 1600s. These narratives tell of children who had a deep connection to their religion and a great love for Jesus. The book focuses on important ideas like being saved, having faith, and learning moral lessons from the lives of these children, with the goal of encouraging both young and old to grow in their own beliefs. The stories share the lives of kids, like Little Sarah, A Happy Boy, and Praying Charlie, showing how they dealt with doing wrong, their strong wish to be saved, and their complete trust in God. For example, Little Sarah’s story shows how aware she was of her sins and how she prayed hard for God to forgive her as she faced death. Likewise, characters such as Pious Little Peter and the Dutiful Daughter, these characters present the strength one can gain through prayer and the the power of the love and faith from God, mainly during hard times and through suffering. Together, the collection not only highlights Christian teachings but also stands as proof of the might and genuineness of a child's faith.