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Based on 2 reviews
The story and art are excellent. A bit intense for very young kids, but perfect for ages 6 and up. My son was deeply moved.
Stephen's courage is so inspiring. This led to honest talks about standing for faith even when it's hard. Powerful and well-done.
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An inner-city gathering room in the Hellenistic Jewish quarters of Jerusalem, close to narrow limestone streets. It serves the growing community of believers and its daily food distribution.
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A compact court and teaching space in Jerusalem's Hellenistic Jewish neighborhood, surrounded by plain limestone lanes. It is crowded with people arriving from nearby homes and workshops.
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A formal judicial chamber within Jerusalem's sacred urban center, reached by stone streets from the surrounding quarters. Its enclosed setting makes Stephen appear surrounded by authority.
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A bare rocky slope immediately outside Jerusalem's gate, where the city wall rises behind the gathered crowd. Distant olive groves lie on a slope beyond the dry ground.
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