A letter arrives
Real mail, addressed to your child, written in Faith’s warm and observant voice.
Letters With FaithChoose your letters A story delivered by post
Let your child encounter the life of Jesus, one letter at a time.
Twice a month, your child receives a letter from Faith, a curious twelve-year-old girl experiencing the world of Jesus firsthand.
“Your child may already know the stories. Letters With Faith gives them someone to experience them with.”
01 The experience
The Gospel story,
felt from within.
Faith is not giving lessons. She is sharing what she witnesses of Jesus and the people around Him. She is living in Galilee, hearing rumors in the marketplace, watching fishermen leave their nets, experiencing miracles, and trying to understand how one man has changed the fabric of an entire region.
Your child becomes her trusted pen pal, experiencing the story in real time through wonder, questions, friendship, and ordinary life.
The world opens
Maps, sketches, games, and artifacts make first-century Galilee tangible.
The story grows
Each delivery joins an unfolding 72-letter collection your family can keep.
Why we created Letters With Faith
Not only to know the stories.
To love them.
Letters With Faith began with a simple hope: to give our own children something that would help them not only know the stories of Scripture, but love them.
We wanted something physical in a world of screens. Something personal rather than instructional. Something that could make the Gospels feel close enough to wonder about, talk about, and return to as a family. So we created Faith.
We hope she becomes a friend your child looks forward to hearing from, and that her letters bring your family closer to the story, closer to one another, and closer to God.
Created by parents, first for our own children.02 Inside a delivery
Something to read.
Something to hold.
Every delivery includes a new 2 to 4 page letter from Faith, a charcoal drawing made from memory, and an Artifact from Time that brings the people, places, language, and daily life of the Gospels into view.
Along the way, children may also discover maps, messages from other characters, Scripture cards, questions from Faith, language puzzles, and special inserts tied to important moments in the story.
THE LETTER
2–4 pages of story, written directly to your child
FAITH’S SKETCHBOOK
Drawings made as if pulled from her own pages
ARTIFACTS FROM TIME
Maps, games, objects, and clues from daily life
COINS FROM THE MARKETPLACE
Historical discoveries that make Faith’s world tangible
Folded mapsCharcoal drawingsLanguage cardsMarket gamesStory clues
03 The complete journey
Three years.
Seventy-two letters.
One unfolding friendship.
The series moves chronologically through Jesus’s public ministry. Faith grows as the story grows, and your child grows beside her.
- 24
- letters each year
- 2
- deliveries a month
- 72
- chapters to keep
I
Year One
Wonder
The world is opening. Faith hears the first stories, follows the crowds, and writes down far more than she understands. Nets dropped midmorning. Water poured out as wine. A whole hillside going quiet to listen. This is the year of wide-eyed wonder, when everything is new and Faith cannot stop watching.
II
Year Two
Deepening
The wonder grows roots. Faith begins to notice what she missed before. The miracles keep coming, but so do the questions, and the shadows lengthen as Jerusalem draws closer. She is older now, and the story is starting to ask more of her than she expected to give.
III
Year Three
Passion
The opposition steps into the open. What had been whispered becomes a plan, and the question of who Jesus is becomes one no one can avoid. Some turn away. Some risk everything to follow. The road leads up to Jerusalem and to the hardest letters of all. The final week. The cross. The empty tomb. The fire that came after. The story Faith has followed quietly becomes one that will shape the rest of her life.
Made for family rhythms
A letter for them.
A conversation for both of you.
Faith’s letters are written directly to your child, but the experience does not have to end when the letter does. Read it together, follow the map, wonder about Faith’s questions, or simply ask what your child thinks will happen next.
There is no worksheet to complete and no lesson to perform. The letters are designed to create the kind of conversations that happen naturally when a story stays with you.
01A screen-free ritualAnticipation begins at the mailbox, not with another notification.
02Faith without a worksheetThe story invites natural questions without feeling like another assignment.
03Beautiful enough to keepEvery piece belongs to a growing collection your child can return to.
04 Choose your journey
Begin with a month.
Stay for the whole story.
Choose monthly flexibility or save with a year at a time. Both plans include two personalized letters each month, along with Faith’s drawings, artifacts, and discoveries from her world.
Monthly
$12/ month
Two letters each month. Continue for as long as the story belongs in your home.
$6 per letterCancel anytime
Subscribe monthly Most popular
One year
$120/ year
Twenty-four letters across one year, renewing annually as Faith’s three-year story continues.
$5 per letterCancel before renewal
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Give a letter
Send Faith to a child
already waiting.
Some families ask for Faith, but are in a position where they cannot afford the letters. Give letters at three dollars each, at cost, and we send them to a child already waiting on our list. You give the letters. We carry them the rest of the way.
Two letters make a month. Twenty-four make a year.A letter with their name on it
Begin their
friendship with Faith.
Tell us who the letters are for and where to send them. Every child begins with Letter One.
First deliveries normally arrive in about 1–2 weeks. We send letters every two weeks after that.
Have a special date in mind? Request a first-delivery date below, or let us know the subscription is a Christmas gift.
05 For churches & ministries
One ministry.
Many mailboxes.
One shared story.
Bring Letters With Faith to the children in your ministry. Enroll your group together, and we’ll send each child personalized letters at their own address.
- Share your roster. Add each child and their mailing address below.
- We take care of setup. We review the details with you and arrange the subscriptions.
- Receive one combined bill. Invoice your church, ministry, or another designated payer.
Every child begins with Letter One. Two letters each month, delivered to U.S. addresses. Group pricing and billing arrangements are confirmed before subscriptions begin.
06 Parent questions
A few things
you may be wondering.
Can our church subscribe for a group of children?
Yes. Use our church enrollment form to add each child and their U.S. mailing address. We review your roster, set up the subscriptions, and arrange one combined invoice for your church or designated payer. Submitting a request does not charge you or start a subscription. We confirm pricing and billing details with you first.
What age is Letters With Faith written for?
Letters With Faith is designed primarily for children ages 8 to 12. Younger children may enjoy having the letters read aloud, while strong independent readers can experience them on their own. The writing respects children’s intelligence without assuming they already understand every historical or theological detail.
Is Faith a real person from the Bible?
Faith is a fictional girl placed within the historical world of the Gospels. Jesus, his disciples, the places she visits, and the central events she witnesses come from Scripture. Faith gives children a consistent friend through whose eyes they can experience the story as it unfolds.
Does Faith teach Bible lessons?
Not in the traditional sense. Faith does not know how the story ends, and she does not finish each letter by explaining its lesson. She shares what she saw, what she heard, what confused her, and what she cannot stop thinking about. This leaves room for children to wonder, ask questions, and discover meaning alongside her.
Is this meant to replace reading the Bible?
No. Letters With Faith is designed to lead children toward greater curiosity about Scripture, not replace it. The letters help children imagine the historical world and emotional reality surrounding familiar Gospel events, while the biblical text remains the foundation.
How do you handle biblical and historical accuracy?
The central events and biblical characters are grounded in the Gospel accounts. Historical details are researched to reflect first-century life in Galilee and Judea. Faith’s personal experiences and conversations are fictional, but they are written carefully so they do not contradict the biblical story.
What comes in each delivery?
Each delivery includes a new 2 to 4 page letter from Faith, one of her charcoal drawings, and an Artifact from Time. Depending on the story, families may also receive maps, character notes, Scripture cards, language activities, questions, or milestone inserts.
What are Artifacts from Time?
Artifacts from Time are physical inserts that help children understand Faith’s world. They may explore the coins used in a marketplace, the route between two towns, an Aramaic phrase, the construction of a first-century home, or what an archaeological site looks like today. Each artifact connects directly to the story rather than feeling like an unrelated activity.
Are the letters personalized?
Yes. Each letter is mailed directly to your child and addresses them by first name, allowing Faith to feel like a real correspondent rather than simply the narrator of a book.
How often do letters arrive?
We send letters every two weeks. First deliveries normally arrive in about 1–2 weeks, unless you request a later first delivery or Christmas gift delivery. The spacing is intentional. It gives children time to explore each delivery while preserving the anticipation of waiting to hear from Faith again.
Do we need to begin with Letter One?
Yes. Letters With Faith is one continuous story, so every child begins in Capernaum with Letter One. Each letter builds on people, questions, and events introduced earlier in the journey.
Can I purchase Letters With Faith as a gift?
Yes. Letters With Faith can be purchased by parents, grandparents, relatives, or family friends. The child’s name and mailing address are collected during checkout so the letters can be sent directly to them.
Can siblings share one subscription?
Yes, especially if your family plans to read the letters together. If each child would enjoy receiving mail addressed personally to them and keeping their own collection, we recommend a separate subscription for each child.
Is this a homeschool curriculum?
Letters With Faith can complement homeschooling, family devotionals, or Bible study, but it is not structured as a formal curriculum. There are no grades, required worksheets, or tests. Its purpose is to build wonder, emotional connection, and meaningful conversation through story.
Can I cancel the monthly plan?
Yes. Monthly subscriptions can be canceled at any time. Your child will keep every letter and artifact already received.
How does the annual plan work?
The annual plan includes twenty-four letters delivered across one year. It renews annually so your child can continue through the three-year story, and you may cancel before the next yearly renewal.