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Four boys in the White House

Ricchiuti presents engaging narratives that emphasize faith, courage, and the power of godly living. The story encourages young readers to recognize that their choices and commitment to God can open doors to unexpected opportunities. With relatable storytelling, the book blends history, faith lessons, and adventure, showing that even young people can make a significant impact when they live with integrity.

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BX 6111 R48 2008

Publisher

Gratham, Lincolnshire : The Stanborough Press., 2008

Collation

104 p.

Language

English

ISBN/ISSN

9781904685500

Classification

BX 6111 R48 2008

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Subject(s)

Leadership
Youth inspiration
Faith and character
Adventist values
Biography for children

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Paul B. Ricchiuti’s Four Boys in the White House (1994) is an inspiring children’s/young readers’ book that shares the true story of four young men—students at the Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary—who were invited to participate in special White House events. The book highlights how ordinary boys, through faith, dedication, and character, were given extraordinary opportunities to interact with the nation’s leaders.

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