Sharing Children's Literature Online
Many of us are worrying and wondering about reading books aloud online and possibly violating copyright laws. In response, many children's publishers have temporarily altered policies.  Check out publisher information ​here. 

Todd Parr. author of books like Love the World and The Don't Worry Book, has helpful hints and tips about sharing his books online.  

Copyright Permission
for Online Storytime

Matthew Paul Turner, author of books like When God Made the World, has allowed the use of his books in any free (non commercial) digital story time.   Check out his statement here.
if you are leader looking to share a MP Turner book in a digital story time contact Samantha Jones, sjones@united-church.ca, for slides of the book.
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Learning Together
Moments in Worship for All Ages 

When Things Unravel
A Story created and shared by Cathy Cryder
Storyline Online
folks reading stories to other folks
GODLY PLAY has a YouTube channel where Godly Play stories are shared by storytellers from around the world.  Check out the stories HERE
From the Salt Project,
a free film bringing Mary Oliver’s “Wild Geese” to life
Storypath is a website that connects children's literature with our stories of faith by providing concise but detailed book reviews. It aligns with the lectionary and comes out weeks ahead of time so you can be sure to get the book from the library or buy it before you need it.  ​

PRESENTING ONLINE WORSHIP
Tips and Techniques
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