"God’s Precious Gift: A Special Needs Child" is the heartwarming story of a mommy and daddy who find out their daughter has special needs. This news is hard for them to hear, so they take it to prayer where Jesus answers them with loving patience. He helps them to understand that their child is a gift to them not in spite of her special needs but because of them. In simple ways that are accessible to young children and parents alike, this book explores the concepts of God’s Will for our lives, the real purpose of our time on Earth (to get to Heaven), and the fact that God does not make mistakes. Each child is a deliberate gift to his or her family. With vibrant illustrations and relatable dialogue, this book is perfect for any family to read, especially families blessed with special needs children.

ISBN 10: 1736504142
ISBN 13: 978-1736504147

Why would God let a child be born with a disability? Did God make a mistake? God’s Precious Gift: A Special Needs Child is a story told from the perspective of a baby girl given to her parents as a precious gift from God. However, Mommy and Daddy get worried when their daughter receives an unexpected diagnosis. Jesus, with loving patience, answers them in prayer. He helps them to understand that God does not make mistakes. He chose to give them their daughter as she is - and in doing so, He gave them a gift - a precious gift prepared just for them!

About the Author:
Colleen Keefe Faul is a devoted wife, stay-at-home mom, entrepreneur, and author of God's Precious Gift: A Special Needs Child. Colleen earned her bachelors degree in Early Childhood Education at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette while working in the special needs community in various rolls for many years. At 6 months old, her second child, Grace, was diagnosed with Infantile Spasms as well as Tuberous Sclerosis Complex. The experience pulled Colleen deeper into her faith where she found God's consolation and was inspired to write a faith-based children's book for the special needs community. She wanted to write a book that was as much for the parents as it was for the children. Her mission is to help members of the special needs community, their loved ones, and their caretakers to find peace in God's will for their lives.