The Children's Bible Club Blog

THE  LOVABLE  KOALA       “Ah, he’s so cute!”  Everyone loves the koala!  He is quite famous for his rides on Quantas Airlines, and his picture is even on the national crest of Australia.  He may look like a soft, cuddly teddy bear, but he really is not a bear at all.  He is a marsupial! (There’s a good  practice word for your phonics!)  Marsupial means that his mother has a nice soft pouch in which to carry her baby.  The Lord made him just right for his home in Australia.  The aborigines people named him.  In their language, “koala” means...

LITTLE THINGS Little drops of water,Little grains of sand,Make the mighty oceanAnd the pleasant land. Little deeds of kindness,Little words of love,Help to make earth happyLike the heaven above. -Ebenezer Cobham Brewer(from My American Heritage - Henry and Pannell. Rand McNally & Co., Chicago)

What does the birth of Jesus mean to me? 7 Answers with Scripture: by Pastor Tod BrainardGrace Bible ChurchSanta Rosa Christian School Question:I am a Christian teen and I have a non-Christian friend who has asked me what the birth of Jesus means to me. I want to answer her from a Biblical perspective but am not sure where to turn. Can you help me? 1. It means I can be sure that the Bible is trustworthy!    a. Concerning the place of birth - Micah 5:2    b. Concerning the means of birth - Isaiah 7:14, Matthew 1:23    c....

(Taken from Wally the Wallaby and other short stories as told by "Aunt Carolyn")  “Austerfield!” chanted one young fellow.  “No, it’s Ousterfield!” taunted another.  “Ah, plain Osterfield, it is!” The scoffing boys threw their taunts at young William Bradford as he passed. Although the sickly boy ignored them, the jeers continued relentlessly. “Ousterfield, Osterfield — who knows where the poor orphan was born?” “Why, in Yorkshire, don’t you know?” “Yorkshire? Of course! Yorkshire Pudding!” The insults continued. “Yorkshire Pudding to be sure? Where else would such a pious fanatic come from?” And the taunting boys laughed rudely as they ran...

Paul said, "And be ye thankful" (Col. 3:15). In the midst of chaos and trouble in the world, our kids need to learn to be thankful. The Syrian refugee children have no home, very little food, and no sense of safety. Most are Muslims, so in the face of death daily, they have no hope for eternity. Let's remind our children during this special season of all the reasons we have to be thankful! - Aunt Carolyn The Pilgrims Audio Album A 4-CD Album - 8 true eye-opening stories told by "Aunt Carolyn," approximately 12 minutes each, giving the reason behind...