Bertie's Quest for the Perfect Pearl

by David Robertson

Overview

Bertie Brundle is a very rich man. He has everything anyone could want – but his special passion is his collection of costly pearls, and when he discovers the Lost Pearl of Kullimoor in a junk shop, his life is turned upside down...

Bertie’s Quest for the perfect pearl is a children’s contemporary Bible story based on the parable: The Pearl of Great Price. It is children’s fiction, written to be read by children, or read to children.

It is a Pocket Sized Parable – a Christian story, based on the parable of Jesus, that children can keep and read on their eReader.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940045175876
Publisher:	Parbar Publishing
Publication date:	09/06/2013
Series:	Pocket Sized Parables , #1
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	147 KB
Age Range:	5 - 11 Years

About the Author

David is the Vicar of a busy Parish in Yorkshire. England. He has written books and Bible Notes for BRF for a number of years, and has recently developed Parbar Publishing to bring the work of authors he enjoys to other readers.

David married in 1981 and he has four children. After the unexpected breakup of his marriage in early 1999, he became a lone parent for five years before meeting and marrying Gill.

David's leisure interests are varied - mechanics and tinkering, cabinet making, general building, plastering and plumbing, music, writing and poetry. He has always been of the opinion that all work and no play make the vicar a very dull man indeed.

He was born in Edinburgh in 1954, but grew up in and around London. At the age of eighteen he became a volunteer worker for CMS (Church Missionary Society) before studying Biblical Studies with Greek and Hebrew at Sheffield University. As a graduate, he worked in the service industry before training for ordination at Ridley Hall, Cambridge. Ordained in 1979, David has served in the dioceses of Bristol, Oxford and Wakefield. He has also been a Rural Dean, a Proctor on General Synod and served on a plethora of diocesan councils and committees.