Participants: Brenda Walsh (Host), Amie Pickeral, Karen Pickeral, Noah Mundall, Tyler Walker
Series Code: KT
Program Code: KT000129
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00:03 It's time to share there's a world
00:06 out there, looking for a friend like Jesus, 00:09 it's time to share there's a world 00:13 out there. Let's tell them that He loves us so. 00:16 Let's tell them that He loves us so. 00:19 Kids Time, Kids Time, Kids Time. 00:24 Hi, boys and girls. I am so glad that you 00:26 joined me today. Oh! Dear, 00:29 that's my cell phone. Oh! I hid it right here 00:33 behind the plant, just one second, 00:35 I'll be right with you. Hello, yes, Oh! 00:38 Hi, Honey. It's my daughter, just a minute. 00:41 Yes, Honey I don't have, you did what? 00:45 Oh! Really, well, that's wonderful news. 00:49 Honey, I really like to hear about it, 00:51 but you know what I am tapping the 00:52 Kids Time program right now. Honey, I am sorry 00:55 I am so busy. Okay, I'll hear all about it. 00:58 I'll talk to you tonight, okay. I love you; 01:00 I can't wait to hear about it. Alright, 01:01 honey, bye, bye. Oh! I'm sorry about that. 01:05 You know that was my daughter 01:06 and she just was so excited. 01:09 She wanted to tell me about some great news 01:11 she just has but you know I'm just so busy 01:13 and I've had so many interruptions today. 01:15 She just told me she got a big promotion at work 01:18 and she was really excited about it. 01:20 But you know it's Kid's Time right now 01:23 and I really didn't have the time. 01:25 I hope she understands, you know, 01:27 our Bible story today is about a mother 01:29 who got really frustrated when her daughter 01:31 interrupted what she was doing. 01:33 But what her child told her was really, 01:36 really important and in fact, the news changed 01:39 the mother's life forever. 01:41 Now, it's a good thing that she stopped 01:43 what she was doing and took time to listen, 01:45 isn't it? You know, boys and girls, 01:47 come to think of it. I think I'm going to call 01:50 my daughter back and I'm gonna let her 01:52 tell me her story. You all just go right ahead 01:55 and visit with Ranger Jim without me, okay. 01:57 I have a phone call to make. 02:06 Hi, boys and girls. Ranger Jim saying 02:08 welcome to Nature Time. We're glad 02:10 you can join us today. We are at Knoxville, 02:11 Tennessee at the Zoo and we have a beautiful 02:14 creature for you and John my friend, 02:16 what is this we have? Well, this is a 02:19 young green tree python. It's from the Island, 02:23 found in the Island of New Guinea. 02:25 There is also limited range 02:28 in Northern Australia. This snake was hatched 02:31 at the zoo and it's about 3 years old, 02:33 and will get larger, adults are typically 02:37 about 5 feet long and can get 02:39 as long as about 7 feet. That's a pretty good 02:42 size snake, isn't it like? Now, 02:44 the green camouflage is helpful 02:46 in finding food or this. Well, they're found 02:49 in rainforest, so that would be affected 02:51 camouflage either for hunting 02:53 or to avoid being hunted. Now, when the babies 02:55 first hatched, they're either red or yellow 02:59 or brown, and they turn green as they mature. 03:02 So this is an adult would have the green color. 03:05 Right, this one already has the adult color, 03:08 but he's not full grown yet. 03:10 Alright, what kind of a diet 03:11 would this creature eat? Well, in captivity 03:14 we feed him rodents, in the wild 03:16 they're more opportunistic. 03:17 They eat a variety of small mammals, birds, 03:20 probably some amphibians and reptiles too. 03:23 So in that nature, whatever they could come 03:25 across they would eat. Right, right, 03:26 this is a fairly common snake in New Guinea. 03:29 The people that live there, their slang name 03:32 for this snake is a see walk because you see 03:35 them when you're out walking and it's actually 03:38 a pretty common snake there. 03:39 It being a very attractive snake 03:42 and one that's not imported very often. 03:44 They're very much sort after by zoos 03:46 and private collectors. Are they dangerous 03:49 to human beings? Well, not really like a lot 03:53 of arboreal snakes they had, that aren't venomous 03:56 they have long teeth that help them capture 03:59 and hold on to their prey, but they don't have 04:02 any type of poison, so even a big one 04:05 it just gives you about same kinds of scratch 04:07 a cat would. Yeah, the nasty bite that 04:09 require a doctor's attention like that. 04:11 Now, are they commonly kept as pets, 04:13 could you keep these as a pet or? 04:15 These are somewhat more inclined to have problems 04:19 then most snakes kept as pets. 04:21 They are kept in collections but usually 04:26 by more experienced people who have for 04:28 one thing it's a fairly expensive snake 04:30 most of the time, and they're more delicate 04:32 then a lot of the king snakes and rat snakes 04:35 and boas that people commonly keep. 04:37 Not something that you would wanna keep 04:38 in your own little place that you would keep 04:41 a regular snake then what would harm more people. 04:43 Well, you should have some experience 04:44 before you try to keep it so, 04:46 and animals like snakes. And of course this snake 04:47 receives professional veterinary care 04:49 all the time I think, right. Tell me, tell me 04:51 John about reproduction now they're egg-layers, 04:53 are they? This snake like the other pythons, 04:56 it's a egg-layer and the female will coil 04:59 around the eggs and maintain 05:01 their temperature, body something like 05:04 a shivering motion that we do. 05:05 She lays the eggs and bask and return to them. 05:09 Just to restore the heat she leave 05:11 for a short time. Right, right, and pythons 05:14 they do that yet. It's not really known 05:17 how much parental care exists than other snakes, 05:20 these two we said they just don't have any, 05:22 but some of the work that's being done with 05:25 some rattlesnake populations 05:26 in the Southwest and some other animals is, 05:29 is changing that and we're starting to think 05:31 that their behavior might be more complex 05:33 then we used to think. As we do more research 05:35 on that, we might find more about that. 05:37 We sure do, so we would find, 05:39 we would find that this snake would be common 05:41 in each where people would keep it there as a pet, 05:44 will they not, will they keep that 05:45 as a pet or Possibly. I, I know some places 05:48 where monkeys and small monkeys like that they, 05:51 people keep them as pets. Alright, 05:54 if a boy and girl sees a snake like this 05:58 or any snake I want you to reinforce this, 06:01 okay. I tell them, if you see any kind of a snake 06:04 you get an adult, right. The best thing to do is 06:08 just leave it alone. The most, 06:11 even with venomous snakes, the most 06:13 dangerous one is the one you don't see that 06:16 you step on and put your hand there by 06:18 a accident, but they really just need to be 06:20 left alone even a non-venomous snake 06:23 can give a painful bite, it, it's not medically 06:26 serious, but it's something you rather 06:28 have not happen. And also we don't know that 06:31 it could be a venomous snake, 06:33 so you do want to leave snakes alone 06:34 and have someone who knows what they do 06:37 and identify the snake for you 06:39 and then even then it's still best 06:41 that you don't disturb. Okay, Ranger Jim 06:44 boys and girls saying don't forget to tell 06:46 the Jesus that you love him because 06:47 he really does love you. 06:59 Hey kids, I would like to tell you a story about 07:01 the song we're gonna sing. Pastor Tyng 07:03 was a bold, fearless, uncompromising preacher. 07:06 Great crowds came to hear this dynamic young man. 07:09 In one meeting over 1000 accepted Jesus 07:12 as their Savior. Pastor Tyng boldly declared, 07:15 I would rather have my right arm cut off 07:17 then to not deliver God's message to you. 07:20 Wow, he sure was serious about that. 07:22 The very next week while visiting his family 07:26 in the country, Pastor Tyng's arm was cut 07:28 in a corn threshing machine. 07:29 As a result to this he lost his right arm 07:32 and two days later he died. 07:34 Before he died he said to his friends, 07:36 "let us all stand up for Jesus." 07:38 These words inspired George Duffield to write 07:41 the song "Stand up, Stand up for Jesus." 07:51 Stand up, stand up for Jesus, 07:55 ye soldiers of the cross; 07:59 lift high his royal banner, 08:02 it must not suffer loss. From victory unto victory 08:10 his army shall he lead, till every 08:15 foe is vanquished, and Christ is Lord indeed. 08:26 Stand up, stand up for Jesus, 08:30 the strife will not be long; 08:34 this day the noise of battle, 08:37 the next the victor's song. 08:41 To those who vanquish evil 08:44 a crown of life shall be; 08:48 they with the King of Glory 08:52 shall reign eternally. 09:06 Welcome to Learning Time. Thank you for joining us 09:09 today. Now I've got a special helper with me 09:12 and Glenny, you're gonna help me 09:13 with a special experiment, are you ready? 09:15 Yes. Yeah, this is an experiment 09:17 that you can do at home and this is one thing 09:20 that you might need. We're going to use 09:22 a little dropper you, if you have an eye dropper 09:25 at home or a medicine dropper, 09:26 you can use that. I've got a little pipe out, 09:29 sometimes we use those in a laboratory, 09:31 and I'm gonna fill this up with water. 09:33 I'm gonna squeeze it. And we'll fill that up 09:35 with water. I'm gonna give this to Glenny. 09:36 Now Glenny, what I want you to do is, 09:38 I want you to put a pile of water right 09:40 on the penny. She's gonna drop-by-drop 09:42 put some water on that penny. 09:44 We're gonna find out, what happens 09:46 when we get a lot of water together 09:48 and it's gonna drop in the end, keep the whole, 09:50 Hey, that's interesting. Can you see that 09:53 the water is just kind of bubbling up? Oh! 09:56 Yeah, it just kind of making a nice little dome 09:59 on top of that water. That means that water 10:00 will stick to itself. That's what we call 10:05 cohesion, that's an interesting term, 10:07 isn't it? Now cohesion means that the water 10:10 molecules like to stick to each other, 10:12 and that I have a test tube right here, 10:14 and if we look at the test tube, 10:16 we'll be able to see that the sides 10:18 of the test tube, the water attaches itself 10:21 to the sides of the test tube 10:23 and it kind of goes up the side a little bit. 10:25 That's what we called adhesion, 10:27 and the water just wants to stick to the glass. 10:30 Well, we're really thankful that water 10:32 has those properties. Now, I did an experiment 10:35 just last night this is something you can do. 10:39 We got some flowers. What kind of flowers 10:41 are these? They're carnation flowers, 10:44 aren't they? And in fact, do they have any smell? 10:46 Yeah. Oh! Yeah, they've got a smell 10:48 I love that smell. Now, this is a white carnation 10:52 and then what I did was I put some blue food 10:56 coloring, it's just regular food coloring. 10:58 You just might have it in your cardboard, 11:00 and I put some red food coloring and two glasses. 11:03 Here are some white carnations that I put 11:06 red food coloring Oh! We just dropped one. 11:09 I put some red food coloring in the water. 11:12 What happen to them, Glenny? 11:13 They turned orange. That's right; 11:16 they turned kind of orange reddish, 11:18 didn't they? Then I had another one and I put 11:20 the blue food coloring in that and what happened 11:24 to that one, Glenny? It turns blue. 11:27 It turns blue, you know what happens? 11:29 Every plant needs water. Do you need water too? 11:32 Oh! Without water what would happen to us? 11:35 We won't live. We wouldn't live. 11:37 Everything needs water. Well, you know what God 11:40 made water to have those two properties cohesion, 11:43 it likes to stick to each other and adhesion, 11:46 water likes to stick to other things 11:47 and the water goes from the bottom of the stem 11:51 or the bottom of the roots of our plants 11:53 and it goes all the way up, we call 11:56 that capillary action. And the water goes 11:59 all the way up to the leaves and the petals. 12:01 Without that water going all the way up, 12:03 even to the highest trees our plants our trees 12:07 just wouldn't get the water that we need, 12:08 isn't that interesting? Oh! I think so. 12:11 God had that in mind when he planted, 12:14 did God plant a garden? No. Oh! He made a garden 12:18 and we call it the Garden of the Eden. 12:22 And all of those plants get watered. 12:24 The water came from the ground. 12:26 Water probably came from the air 12:28 and watered those plants. Every time we learn 12:31 about science we learn something 12:34 new about our creator God. 12:54 Mom, mom, you won't believe it, 12:56 you just won't believe it. 12:59 Sarah, where have you been? I have been looking 13:01 all over for you. The marketplace 13:02 is very busy today, but where were you? 13:04 Nowhere to be found that's where. 13:06 Now, get to work and no more excuses. 13:08 But, but mom wait till I tell you what happened. 13:11 Alright, alright. I was on the way to 13:14 Uncle Daniel's place to get the baskets, 13:17 just like you told me to do and I saw a 13:20 whole bunch of people standing around. 13:22 I heard someone talking and everyone was so 13:25 interested that I decided to see who it was. 13:28 I had to get little small and squeeze in between 13:32 all the people, and it wasn't easy either 13:34 because every one was pushing so hard 13:37 together so that they could hear. 13:38 Mom, you should have seen all the important 13:41 people who were there. Oh! Really, like who? 13:44 Well, there were Scribes and Pharisees 13:48 and Lawyers, lots of lawyers. 13:50 And they were all going to that 13:51 big beautiful house, you know the one 13:54 on the hill by the lake. Well, Sarah, 13:57 that's the most beautiful house in Capernaum. 13:59 And that's not even the best part. 14:03 Guess who's teaching in there right 14:04 in the middle of it all? Sarah, I don't have 14:07 time for guessing games. It was Jesus. 14:10 Jesus you say. I've heard stories about him, 14:14 but you can't believe everything you hear. 14:16 Well mom, just wait till you hear this. 14:19 Okay, child out with the story. 14:21 It was just incredible. After I got to the house 14:26 I found a little place under a table and learn 14:28 what Jesus was teaching. I started to listen 14:32 and I was so interested in what Jesus was saying 14:35 that I hardly noticed what happening 14:37 right above me. On the table? No, on the roof. 14:40 On the roof. At first I didn't even notice, 14:42 but then one-by-one the roof tops 14:44 started to disappear, by the time I looked up, 14:47 there was a great big hole in the roof 14:50 and then I saw four men with ropes lowering down 14:54 a blanket right through the hole 14:56 and the blanket had a man in it. 14:59 A blanket with a man in it? 15:01 Oh! Mom, he was a very sick man. 15:03 His arms and legs were all twisted and weathered. 15:06 All that he could do is lay there 15:08 and wait see what Jesus would do. 15:10 Then his four friends called up from the top. 15:12 Please Jesus, please help our friend, 15:14 but then some of the men in the room were angry 15:18 with the men for interrupting 15:19 their meeting and insisted that 15:22 the crippled man be taken away at once. 15:24 No telling them what kind of disease he had that 15:26 caused him to be so crippled 15:28 and weathered up, but mom I was watching Jesus. 15:31 He had the kindest expression 15:33 and his eyes were so full of love and compassion 15:36 like this man was family or something. 15:38 And then the strangest thing happened. 15:42 It gets stranger! Jesus looked right unto 15:44 the crippled man's face and said to him, 15:46 man, your sins are forgiven. 15:48 Oh! He forgave his sins! Mom, the room got 15:52 so quite I could hear my own heart beating 15:54 and then I heard someone whisper blasphemy. 15:58 No one can forgive sins but God alone. 16:00 But mom I don't think Jesus heard the man 16:03 because he was talking softly 16:04 to the crippled man, but then as if he knew 16:08 what the people were thinking, he said, 16:09 which is easier to say, your sins are forgiven 16:12 or rise up and walk? So what they say about that? 16:15 Well, none of them could answer, 16:16 so Jesus told them that he would let them see 16:19 that the son of man had the power on earth 16:21 to forgive sins. And he told the man to arise. 16:24 Take up his bed and go home. And so did he walk? 16:28 No, he couldn't stand long enough to walk, 16:30 he was running and jumping 16:31 and praising God. His friends couldn't even 16:33 keep up with him. He thanked Jesus 16:35 and he was gone. Well, what did the others 16:37 say about that. Well, they were all totally 16:40 amazed. Some glorified God and some just shake 16:43 their heads and said we've seen 16:44 very strange things today. 16:46 Well, Sarah, that's quite a story. 16:47 Mom, it's way more than that. 16:49 I don't even know how to explain it, 16:51 but now I feel all different inside 16:54 when I shut my eyes. All I can see is Jesus face 16:58 looking into the soul of that crippled man, 17:00 and when I make a mistake I see a poor helpless 17:03 crippled man who's make a new from his heart 17:05 right down to his toes. Mom, I saw Jesus today, 17:09 our life will never be the same. 17:11 Do you understand what I'm talking about? 17:13 Well, I am not sure Sarah, but I want to, 17:15 do you think you could take me to see 17:17 this Jesus for myself? Come on Mom, 17:19 let's go see Jesus. 17:40 My promise. I am a possibility 17:43 I am a promise with a capital "P" 17:48 I am a great big bundle of potentiality 17:53 And I am learnin' to hear God's voice 17:58 And I am tryin' to make the right choice 18:02 As I promise to keeping, do anything 18:05 God wants me to do. 18:09 I can go anywhere that He wants me to go 18:13 I can be anything that He wants me to be 18:17 I can climb the high mountains 18:19 I can cross the wide sea I'm a great 18:22 big promise you see! I am a promise 18:26 I am a possibility I am a promise with a capital "P" 18:33 I am a great big bundle of potentiality 18:39 And I am learnin' to hear God's voice 18:44 And I am tryin' to make the right choice 18:47 I'm a promise to be anything 18:51 God wants me to be Promise to be 18:57 anything God wants me to be. 19:10 Hi, boys and girls, it's time for Miss Brenda's 19:13 Book of the day. And today I've chosen 19:16 another book by Jerry D. Thomas, 19:18 Shoebox Kids Bible Stories Book 3. 19:21 And this is a wonderful book. 19:24 It says the Bible stories in this book start 19:26 with God sending water from a rock, 19:28 and they includes Balaam and his talking donkey, 19:31 and they ends with the fall of Jericho 19:33 and Achan's secret. The Shoebox Kids stories 19:36 that go along with those from the Bible start 19:38 with dry canteens on a hot sand dune, 19:41 Oh! And they include a puppy on the altar, Umh! 19:44 I wonder about that, its say and they end with 19:46 stolen chocolate all over Yoyo's face. 19:49 Oh! Questions at the end of each chapter 19:52 make sharing Bible lessons interesting 19:55 and fun. Oh boys and girls, you're gonna 19:57 want to read this book, and it's Jerry a D. Thomas 20:00 "Shoebox Kids Bible Stories Book 3." 20:03 Well, I am really happy boys and girls 20:06 to be here today and visit with you and share 20:09 some letters and all the letters you've been 20:11 sharing with me and first I would like to have 20:14 you meet somebody here that shares Jesus 20:16 all the time. And that is Noah. 20:19 Hi, Noah. Thank you for being on Kids Time. 20:22 You're welcome. Tell me Noah, 20:25 what do you do to share Jesus? 20:30 Do you share Jesus on Tiny Tots? 20:32 You know, boys and girls they probably watch 20:34 Tiny Tots too. And can you tell me 20:37 what kind of things, it is fun being on Tiny Tots 20:40 because you witness for Jesus everyday, 20:42 don't you when people see on Tiny Tots, 20:45 don't they? Now let me ask you 20:48 what is your most fun thing you like to do on 20:50 Tiny Tots? Can you tell me? The song. 20:57 The songs, you like to sing the songs. 21:00 What's your favorite song? I like to go 21:04 to the barn. You like, do you remember 21:06 how that goes? Can you sing it? How does 21:08 that go? You forgot, you forgot, 21:12 but you like to go to the barn 21:14 and do you like singing the songs with 21:17 Auntie Linda and Miss Cinda? You do. 21:20 What's one of the songs you've sung in there, 21:23 I know I think maybe you sing Jesus loves me, 21:25 don't you? Can you sing that for me? 21:27 Let's, how does that go? Jesus loves me! 21:30 This I know, For the Bible tells me so. 21:35 Little ones to Him belong; 21:38 they are weak but He is strong. 21:40 Yes, Jesus loves me! Yes, Jesus loves me! 21:46 Yes, Jesus loves me! The Bible tells me so. 21:51 Yes, he does and you know Noah that makes 21:54 Miss Brenda really, gives me blessing 21:57 and I know that it'll give boys and girls 21:59 everywhere blessing too, won't it? 22:01 Is there anything else? How are you doing edits? 22:03 I know, I know that sometimes 22:05 when you're on TV a lot you have to do edits? 22:07 Is that hard for you to do edits? No. No, 22:10 why not? Because I do it all the time. 22:15 'Cause you do it all the time, 22:17 you've gotten pretty good at it, isn't it? 22:19 You're like a little pro. Did they say 22:21 that to you, you're like a little pro? 22:22 Yes, they do. Well, you know I'm really glad 22:25 that you came to on Kids Time and shared Jesus 22:28 with us here too. And you know I want you to keep 22:31 singing on Kids Time. Will you do that? Yes. 22:33 You will have to tell Auntie Linda that 22:35 she's got to share Miss Cinda. They have to share 22:38 you with Kids Time. Can you tell them that? Yes. 22:40 Alright, well, I would like to read 22:43 some letters. Do you like to help me? Yes. 22:45 Okay, we'll read this one and you can hold up 22:47 a picture for me. Would you like to do that? Yes. 22:49 And just hold it right over there 22:51 and the boys and girls can see this letter. 22:53 It's from, let's see what it saying see where 22:56 this letter is from on the stamp? I can't tell, 22:58 it says, Oh! St. Lucia. It says, 23:02 dear Miss Brenda, I sure enjoyed the Bible lessons 23:04 and the activity books that you send me. 23:06 Thank you so much. I want to send you 23:08 a picture of me. I love going to Church every 23:10 Sabbath now, and I enjoy singing in Church, 23:13 but I don't have a hymnal. So do you think 23:16 someone could send me a hymnal, 23:17 and also I want to thank you for a bookmark? 23:20 May God bless you and take care. 23:22 From your dear friend, Paulina 23:24 And there is Paulina, she's from St. Lucia. 23:27 And if anybody would like to send a hymnal 23:32 to Paulina I'll keep this letter out 23:34 and you send it to me here on 3ABN 23:36 and I'll make sure she gets a hymnal, okay. 23:38 And let's see I have another one here, 23:42 and it says, this is from South Africa 23:45 and it says, dear Brenda, my name is Jonathan 23:48 and I have an older brother in grade 4. 23:50 His name is Anthony. I am 8 years old 23:53 and I am in grade 3. I like to share Jesus 23:56 with my little sister Kelly who is almost 23:58 3 years old. We take care of our rabbits 24:01 and other farm animals. She likes to sing songs 24:03 about Jesus. Thank you for the Kids Time, 24:06 we've seen our first Kids Time today 24:08 and we would like to share it with our friends too, 24:10 with love from Jonathan. And you know what, 24:12 let's put Jonathan's picture right here. 24:14 Can you see that boys and girls? 24:16 And there is a picture of Jonathan, 24:18 and what a handsome boy you are, 24:20 love that blond hair of yours, 24:22 and thank you for writing. I am glad that 24:24 you just found our program. I hope you keep 24:26 on watching and keep on sharing Jesus, won't you? 24:29 I have a big envelop here. Aren't you 24:32 wondering what's inside? This one is 24:33 from Richmond, Virginia and let's see 24:37 what this is? Wow! Oh! What a beautiful picture. 24:40 Can you hold this up for me Noah? 24:41 Let's see if we can bend it here so it'll stay up. 24:45 Can you hold that right there? Okay, 24:48 hold it just like that. It says, 24:49 dear Miss Brenda. My name is Christine 24:52 and I'm 10 years old. I love to watch Kids Time. 24:55 It makes me smile when the kids sing. 24:57 I would love to sing on Kids Time because 24:59 I love to sing for Jesus, and when I see people 25:02 singing it makes me happy. I've made a 25:04 picture for you that I wanted to send. 25:06 I was baptized last year and this picture 25:09 makes me think of how happy I was when 25:12 I was baptized. Love, Kristen. Well, Kristen, 25:15 thank you for sharing that letter 25:16 and that beautiful picture with us 25:18 and you know it's a picture of Jesus Baptism, 25:20 isn't it? And I can see why it makes you 25:22 think of that. Thank you Noah and so thank you 25:25 so much, what a talented artist you are too. 25:28 And I want to encourage you to keep singing 25:30 for Jesus. Let's see we have another one here, 25:32 and can you hold this picture up for me, 25:35 right here, okay, there you go. And it says, 25:38 Oops here we, let's go, here we go, 25:40 can you hold there that's fine, that's okay. 25:43 It says, dear Miss Brenda, My name is 25:45 Christy and I am 10 years old 25:47 and my brother's name is Ethan 25:49 and we love to watch Kids Time, 25:50 we would be very happy if you would send us 25:53 an activity book and we live very close to Canada 25:56 and it gets very cold here in the winter, 25:58 but we like to play in the snow. 26:00 Ethan is 8 years old, love, Christy and Ethan. 26:03 Well, thank you so much for that letter 26:06 and it does get cold near Canada, doesn't it? 26:09 But what a beautiful country 26:11 it is up there too. Well, that's all the time 26:13 we have today boys and girls. 26:15 Noah, I want to thank you for being with me today. 26:17 Will you come back again? Alright, 26:19 well, I want to encourage you boys and girls 26:22 to share Jesus wherever you go, 26:24 every chance you get because 26:26 it's Kids Time to share Jesus. |
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