Hello, Jesus! Where Are You?: Trauma Healing Coloring Book for Caregivers and Children 5-8 Years Old in English and Ukrainian (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781956520163)

Trauma changes everything-even the questions a child may ask.

When fear, loss, and uncertainty enter a child's world, words often fall short. Big emotions live inside small hearts, and children don't always know how to express what they're feeling. Hello, Jesus! Where Are You? was created to gently meet children in those moments-with comfort, creativity, and faith.

Designed for children ages 5-8, this trauma-healing Christian coloring book offers a safe, hopeful way for kids to process fear, grief, displacement, and loss through story, prayer, and art. Based on real interviews with Ukrainian mothers whose children have been impacted by war, author Sherry Barron captures the honest questions children ask during crisis-and invites them to bring those questions to Jesus.

Each of the sixteen chapters includes:

• A short, child-centered story addressing a real trauma-related question
• Thoughtful caregiver discussion prompts
• Simple prayers grounded in Scripture
• Interactive coloring and reflection activities

This bilingual English-Ukrainian edition allows families, churches, schools, and humanitarian organizations to support children across language barriers, making it especially valuable for refugee care, ministry outreach, and trauma-informed education.

More than a coloring book, this resource also includes a dedicated caregiver section that equips parents, teachers, pastors, and counselors to guide meaningful conversations and foster emotional and spiritual healing together.

Perfect for:

• Children experiencing trauma, fear, grief, or displacement
• Christian parents and caregivers seeking faith-based support tools
• Churches, ministries, and counseling programs
• Homeschool and Christian education settings
• Refugee and humanitarian outreach

Hello, Jesus! Where Are You? is a bridge of hope-helping children discover they are not alone, their questions are welcome, and Jesus is near, even in the hardest seasons.