Catechesis for Children: Interview with Natasha Kennedy
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Believe to See
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Matt chats with Natasha Kennedy, the illustrator for the FatCat (catechisms “fat with meaning”) books. Catechism can seem to be an intimidating (or boring) word, but catechism can actually contain the entirety of the Christian story of creation, fall, and, redemption. Natasha talks about her experience bringing together catechism and art in a way that can be appreciated even by young kids.
Learn more about the FatCat books at https://lexhampress.com/fatcat
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