One Creator, Many Names gently introduces children to the world’s faith traditions, from the Abrahamic religions to Hinduism, Buddhism, and Indigenous spiritual paths, revealing the shared values of love, kindness, respect for creation, and care for one another that unite them all. Through rich illustrations inspired by the natural world --rivers and oceans, pearls and mountains, stars and galaxies, the book shows how the Creator’s diversity in nature reflects the beautiful diversity of human belief and expression.

Centered on the message that what matters most is not the name we use for the Divine, but the sincerity of our intention and how we treat creation and each other, this book offers an interfaith invitation for children (and adults) to honor differences while embracing our shared truths.

Key Features:

• Introduces children to interfaith understanding in practical, reflective prose.

• Includes references from Qur’an, Bible, Torah, Hindu, Buddhist, and Indigenous teachings.

• Explores the beauty of diversity in creation and human cultures.

• Offers a parent and teacher guide with discussion prompts and reflection activities.

• Encourages children to cultivate prayer, meditation, and mindful reflection.

• Perfect for classrooms, homeschooling, interfaith families, and as a thoughtful read-aloud for young readers ages 6–12.