Heroes, Dreamers, and Saints: 365 True Stories of Faith and Courage

Deepen your faith, discover new heroes, and put your faith into action with this 365-day devotional for kids. Heroes, Dreamers, and Saints is a fascinating journey through history, highlighting 365 notable Christian and Catholic figures who have made a difference in the world.

William Tyndale translated the New Testament from Greek to English. Katherine Johnson used her math skills to help send the first people to the moon. And Wilma Rudolph, who walked with a leg brace as a child, won an Olympic gold medal in the 100-meter race. But their legacies of faith are what give their achievements eternal worth.

Including literary figures, artists, athletes, scientists, saints, and so many more, this devotional

• is for ages 8 to 12;
• includes inspiring stories of both well-known and lesser-known historical figures, Bible verses, notable facts, and prayers;
• features a fresh, kid-friendly design and beautiful artwork; and
• is a great gift for the new year, baptism, Easter, Advent, or First Communion.

Broaden your children's knowledge of history and heroes of the faith with Heroes, Dreamers, and Saints, a yearlong devotional that will challenge them to do extraordinary things for the glory of God.

Author: Isabel Muñoz,Amy Kerr
Publisher: Tommy Nelson
Published: 03/10/2026
Pages: 400
Binding Type: Hardcover
Series: True Stories of Faith
Weight: 1.35lbs
Size: 7.18h x 5.36w x 1.11d
ISBN: 9781400255092
Audience: Ages 9-12

About the Author
Muñoz, Isabel: -

Isabel Muñoz studied fine arts at the Complutense University of Madrid, Spain. She grew up reading the Brothers Grimm's fairy tales and drawing in her sketchbook, and she loves everything spooky, cute, vintage, and colorful. Isabel's dream was to paint for a living, and now she's proud to be the illustrator of several children's books. Isabel works from a tiny and colorful studio in the north of Spain, and you can follow her work at isabelmg.com.

Kerr, Amy: -

Amy Kerr is a freelance writer and editor. Whether she's writing a children's book, editing dystopian fiction, or ghostwriting a memoir, Amy's greatest joy is working on books that help people learn a bit more about the world around them--and themselves. She works at a small but surprisingly tidy desk in Nashville, Tennessee. There is definitely a cup of tea nearby.