It's almost time for Kids Time,
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we're gonna be late.
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It's time to share
there's a world out there,
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Looking for a friend like Jesus.
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It's time to share
there's a world out there;
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let's tell them
that He loves us so.
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Let's tell them
that He loves us so.
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Kids Time, kids Time, kids Time.
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Hi boys and
girls, when I was little
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I was afraid of a lot
of things like spiders and
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snakes and basically
anything that crawled.
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I was so glad I had
parents to watch over
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me and keep me
safe. One thing a lot of
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people afraid of
his dying, but did you
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know, that the Bible
says that dying is just
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like going to
sleep. And that the dead
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don't know
anything just like you don't
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know what's going
on around you when
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you're sleeping.
And when Jesus comes
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again, the Bible
says that death in Christ
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will wake up to meet
Him, and we'll all go
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with Him to heaven.
That doesn't sound so
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scary, does it?
When Jesus was on this
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earth, the first
time He not only healed
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the sick, but He
actually raised some
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people from the dead.
Those people experienced
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what it felt
like to go to sleep.
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And then wake up
and see Jesus face,
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when he raised
them back to life.
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Imagine the
stories they had to tell.
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Well, we're going
to hear one of those
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stories today from a young girl
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who lived in Bible times.
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Before we hear her story,
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though let's get
ready for Nature Time.
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Hi boys and girls,
welcome to Nature Time.
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Ranger Jim its
wonderful to be on
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this show here
together. And you know what
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we're here in
Western Montana at a very
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special place a friend of mine
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Mr. Butch Harman
more affectionately
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known as Butch
is going to show us
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something
incredible. We're standing here
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by his
aquarium. Now, I know boys
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and girls this may
not look like an aquarium
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to you, but out here
in Western Montana this
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is an aquarium.
We can't put it in a
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living room, we
can't put it on our table,
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but we can still have beautiful,
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beautiful
fishing. Now, these fisher
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are also quite
large, many of them are
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over 2 feet long,
if you're wondering
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what kind of a
fish it is, it's a
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rainbow trout, very special.
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Butch loves these rainbow trout,
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he put this pound
in especially to raise
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some fish in and he
had a special helper
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Adriana Bann, and
she is here with us too.
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You know, Ranger
Jim it's a very special
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story about Butch and Adriana.
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When Butch was
putting in this pound,
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Adriana was so
excited about his fish
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then when his fish
finally arrived and he
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was getting ready
to plant them in this,
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in this pound.
Adriana was down here with
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her arms down in the
bucket, she was trying
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to hold these little
fish, as they squiggle
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around and she
was so anxious to,
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to see them swim
out here in the pound.
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And so, they've a
very special friendship and
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I know that Adriana is
excited to feed these fish.
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And I know our boys and girls
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here are anxious
to see this fish.
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I have one
question Ranger Rod, good.
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Now, I'm hearing a
sound and I know that
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rainbow trout
love cold fresh water.
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I'm hearing running
water in the background.
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Well, it is you know,
this pound is actually
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build on, the
water has to flow through
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here, it's built
in an area where,
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Butch has designed,
so the water can flow
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through here, keeps
the temperature down,
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rainbow trout have
to live in cold water.
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Yeah, okay. Cold
clear water, and so
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this water runs
through this pound,
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he has screens at both ends,
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so they don't get
away. So, hoping that these
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beautiful eagles
don't sweep down and steal
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his fish or maybe
the bears sometimes bears
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getting the plan and
they may try to steal
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this fish, he's trying
to keep this as protected
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as possible, okay,
good. But again, this
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is an aquarium that
is right out in nature.
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This is the one that
you putting, you're living.
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Well, we're, we're
gonna get to see them
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fish are gonna be coming up.
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Boys and girls,
would you like to see
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the fish we fed
now? I would, I would.
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How about you boys
and girls, would you
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like to see us feed
the fish? Yes, yeah.
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Butch and
Adriana, could you feed the
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fish for us?
Yeah. Alright, alright.
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Boys and girls
watch carefully this
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is gonna be fun. Wow! Okay, kids
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wow! What are
you seeing out there?
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Oh! Aren't that beautiful?
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Look at there.
Now, some of this fish
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Butch says weighs
as much as ten pounds.
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Isn't that
something? Ten pound over 2 feet
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long breathing a
special food, Butch
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buys these foods
especially for these fish.
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Oh! Look at that one, beautiful.
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Ranger Rod tell me
something more about
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the rainbow trout
now. I've heard about
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rainbow trout and we
talked about steelhead
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and give us some
information about that.
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Alright, Ranger
Jim, I would love too.
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Boys and girls rainbow trout and
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steelhead are
very closely related,
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there are almost the
same an identical fish.
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The difference be
is that the rainbow
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trout stays
inland. And now do we stays
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in lakes and rivers
that are inside the country,
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he does not
venture out into the ocean.
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The steelhead on
the other hand, he goes
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out into the ocean,
he lives out in the ocean
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from 1 to 4 years
and then he migrates
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backup the river to
the very place where he
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was spawned or where
he was born as a fish.
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He lays his eggs;
she lays her eggs there
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and then she swims
back out to the ocean.
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And she can do
this four, at least four
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times the, the
steelhead lay their eggs.
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Different then lets
say the Pacific Salmon,
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then boys and
girls you've heard these
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stories about Pacific Salmon.
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How they'll swim
up stream miles and
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miles and miles
hundreds of miles,
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they go over dams,
they'll swim in they'll,
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they'll get over
incredible obstacles,
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right, to give back
to the, to the very spot
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where they were
born to lay their eggs,
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but they die there,
they don't go back out
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to the ocean. The
steelhead actually
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goes back out to
the ocean, yeah, makes
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this trip several
times. The rainbow trout
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stays inland,
right, maintains their
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beautiful red trip
that you see down the side
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of the beautiful
rainbow trout, yeah.
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He keeps that all
through his life and,
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and you're
mentioning in fact, Ranger Jim
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that sometimes the,
the, the lake or the
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surface of the
bottom of the lake has
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something to do with that color.
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That's right, we
have, we have many of the
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large population of
rainbow trout in the
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Michigan and the
rivers, but particularly
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in lake Michigan,
lake superior and,
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in those large lakes
where we have a clear
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sandy bottom, the
color is not merely so
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distinctive as it is
and streams that have a
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different colored
bottom to them, wow!
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And so, these
steelhead in Michigan
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when they're
running primarily to the
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spawning runs coincide with that
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of the seaman. And the steelhead
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comes along and
they're feeding along
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with the bottom
on the salmon eggs.
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Oh! So, they're
saying, thank you very much
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for your exile like
those, you're picking
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them up just
like they were popcorn
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or watch them
coming along to gobble this
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one, picking that one
and thank you very much.
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You know, so you're,
so you're saying then
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that the steelhead
that to go to their ocean,
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they actually can lose
that red beautiful band.
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Yes, they may
lose it considerable;
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they won't be
nearly as bright as you
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would see here,
now. What color do they
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turn now? Well,
it just much paler,
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is once you've to
hold them to really look
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and see that, whereas
if you catch one here,
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it is and in sun it
just sparkles, beautiful.
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You know, I'm noticing there are
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many of these fishes
sparkling, those little.
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Now, you maybe you could tell us
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Ranger Jim, is that a
these fish have scales,
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this is a trout,
it's a true trout?
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Yes, it is a true
trout, stout trout
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and it has
scales. They're very fine;
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many people don't
think they've because
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when they touched
them, the scales are so
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fine, it feels
like little bit skin.
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Interesting, but they
do have scales and for
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those people that
live in certain areas or
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people who eat
them, they're considered
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to clean fish.
And if you eat fish,
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they're considered
in mostly like here in
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Montana, they would
be one of the cleanest
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fishes you could
eat. Wow! But in some
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parts of the country
all rivers and all are
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so polluted that
that's no longer safe, so.
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Wow! We, hasn't this
been fun boys and girls?
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Yes, aren't
these fish beautiful?
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Yeah, praise the
Lord for beautiful fish
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Ranger Jim.
Yeah, you see we could
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spend all day
and talk about them,
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it's hot out here in
the sun, but once again
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Rod, what a wonderful thing,
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when we think our
Father made it, amen.
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And he made it for
us to see, beautiful.
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Boys and girls
Ranger Jim, and Ranger Rod
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saying, don't forget
to tell Jesus you love
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Him because He
really does love you.
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Welcome to Learning Time.
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Thanks for joining us today.
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Hey, we're gonna
talk about some animals
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that I think are really special.
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You know, we've
got some special people
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in the audience
that are gonna help us.
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I got Jessie over
here, Jessie, do you've any
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animals at your
house? I have a dog.
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A dog, I love dogs and hey,
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I'm glad that
you're here because we're
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gonna talk about a
special animal or a
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couple of them.
And we got Cameron
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over here,
Cameron, do you've any pets?
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No. No, you want
one? I had a pet. What?
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I had a pet. You had
a pet, well what pet did
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you have? A cat, a
cat. Oh! I have got a
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couple of cats at my house, very
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interesting
animals. And we have Brandon,
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Brandon; do you have any
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animals around your house?
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I have a dog and
her name is Gracey.
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Oh! Cool, I love
dogs. And we got Max over
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here; we got a dog here as well.
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Well, hey why
don't we get our helpers
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to come up here. I have got some
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things that I
want them to identify.
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And some of you
maybe are able to
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identify these
things, I don't know.
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First of all, I've
got a couple of sticks and
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here, take a look
at those sticks and see
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what you think
about those, what kind
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of sticks are
they? What do you think?
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What do you think? Smooth.
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What? They're smooth.
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You know, when
animal has had those
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sticks, what kind
of an animal do you
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think had those
sticks? What do you think?
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Not for sure. Not for sure,
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what do you think?
A beaver, a beaver.
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Oh! That's right a
beaver. Beaver will chew off
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the outer layers
of branches because
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that's what they feed
on interesting, isn't it?
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Hey, hey check
this out, man I've got a
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big log right
here. And what do you
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think was chewing on this log?
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Beaver, a beaver.
That's right, a beaver,
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hey, could you guys
chew down a tree this size?
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No. Oh! I don't
think so, you're gonna have
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to go see the
dentist or you would break
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your teeth, that's
interesting, isn't it?
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Yes, well you know
what I've got a skull
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of one of those animals.
In fact, this is a top of
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the skull; look at
those big teeth right there.
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And those big teeth
can chomp in to their
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trees, they can cut
a big old tree down.
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And look it right
here, here is the bottom
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teeth and those
bottom teeth will fit
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right underneath
here. And that's our little
00:12:28.35\00:12:30.54
beaver friend, isn't
that cool? Yeah, yeah.
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I mean that's
cool. You know, beavers
00:12:32.55\00:12:34.03
teeth they keep
growing and growing
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and growing all the
full life of the beaver,
00:12:36.31\00:12:38.67
that's why they
gnaw sometimes, they want
00:12:38.68\00:12:40.70
those teeth to get
too big, those teeth could
00:12:40.71\00:12:42.75
hurt them, if they
got too long, but you
00:12:42.76\00:12:44.91
know, what this
particular animal has
00:12:44.92\00:12:47.06
eyes on the side of
it's head or are they on
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the front of it's
head? On the side, side.
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They're on the side
because a beaver is an
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animal that we call a
predator or a prey animal?
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Prey, prey. A
prey animal some other
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manner, some other
animals would like to
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eat them up,
that's why they have their
00:13:02.89\00:13:04.51
eyes on sides of their
head, interesting isn't it?
00:13:04.52\00:13:07.73
Yeah. Hey, let me
tell you, I've got another
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one right here
and it's not a beaver,
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but I want you to
guess what kind of
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animal this could
be. And so, let me hold
00:13:14.20\00:13:16.11
this thing upright
here, and check this
00:13:16.12\00:13:18.52
one out right
here. What do you suppose
00:13:18.53\00:13:21.06
this animal is?
Let's get that down here,
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here we go. Wow!
What kind of animal
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you think that is? Dog, dog.
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Well, that would be
a dog, I wouldn't want
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to see. It's a bear;
think of that it's a bear skull.
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That's right; a bear
used to live in there.
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And that was part of the bear.
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And you know,
what the bear, the bear
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actually has eyes
that look forward or look
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from the side?
Forward. Their forward looking
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eyes because you know why?
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The bear is a,
what kind of an animal?
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Predator, predator oh!
Predator, that's right.
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It finds other
things to eat of course some
00:13:52.59\00:13:54.48
bears and most bears
will eat plants too, right.
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And, and other vegetables and.
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And that's
interesting. Well, what we're
00:14:00.63\00:14:02.10
gonna do here is
we're gonna take a bite,
00:14:02.11\00:14:03.53
no we're not
gonna take a bite out of
00:14:03.54\00:14:04.59
something, but that
reminds me that there
00:14:04.60\00:14:06.33
are animals that are
prey animals and they
00:14:06.34\00:14:08.50
usually have
forward facing eyes.
00:14:08.51\00:14:10.76
And that's whey
they zero went on their
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prey, and then
they pounce upon them or
00:14:12.65\00:14:14.51
chase them down or something.
00:14:14.52\00:14:15.52
And then we
have animals like the
00:14:15.97\00:14:18.06
beaver and the
have eyes on the side
00:14:18.07\00:14:19.55
of their head.
Interesting, isn't it?
00:14:19.56\00:14:21.12
Hey, I've got, I've
got one more, check this
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one out. In fact, somebody may
00:14:23.31\00:14:25.34
identify this
animal right here because
00:14:25.35\00:14:27.59
you might have
one of these around.
00:14:27.60\00:14:29.56
What kind of an animal is that?
00:14:29.86\00:14:31.08
Squirrel. A
squirrel, oh boy, this would be
00:14:31.80\00:14:34.66
some kind of mean
squirrel, I'll tell you what?
00:14:34.67\00:14:37.06
It's a cat, cat; it
belongs to the cat family.
00:14:37.42\00:14:39.96
Bob cat. And it's, it's
that's right it's a bob cat.
00:14:39.97\00:14:42.64
A bob cat, some bob
cats can be ninety or
00:14:43.14\00:14:45.89
a hundred
pounds. And we're talking
00:14:45.90\00:14:47.25
about big animals.
In fact, the bob cat
00:14:47.26\00:14:49.06
can bring down a deer,
isn't that interesting?
00:14:49.07\00:14:51.34
Yes. Now, a bob
cat. And I wouldn't want
00:14:51.35\00:14:52.82
to get into a fight
with that kind of an animal.
00:14:52.83\00:14:54.35
Now, are the eyes
on the front or the
00:14:54.77\00:14:56.39
sides of a bob cat?
Front. They're front
00:14:56.40\00:14:59.13
because they're predators,
isn't that interesting?
00:14:59.14\00:15:01.09
I think so too.
But you know what?
00:15:01.75\00:15:03.26
God gave animals all
kinds of different eyes.
00:15:03.67\00:15:05.83
Some eyes are
facing forward on those
00:15:06.19\00:15:07.95
animals because
they're the animals
00:15:07.96\00:15:09.41
that are, are
gonna have to catch their
00:15:09.42\00:15:11.81
foods somehow and track it down.
00:15:11.82\00:15:13.79
And they're
called what? Predator.
00:15:13.80\00:15:16.02
Predator animals, that's right.
00:15:16.03\00:15:17.45
Now, what about our
eyes, our eyes facing
00:15:17.67\00:15:19.50
forward or are they on the side?
00:15:19.51\00:15:20.78
Facing, facing forward.
Forward, but you know what?
00:15:21.09\00:15:23.61
We don't have to
chase down animal
00:15:23.87\00:15:25.10
sometimes to eat
because we've got
00:15:25.11\00:15:26.76
plenty of food.
Even if we don't catching
00:15:26.77\00:15:28.73
them, was that right?
Yes, that's interesting
00:15:28.74\00:15:30.78
to me too. Well,
remember boys and
00:15:30.79\00:15:32.76
girls, whenever we
study more about science,
00:15:32.77\00:15:36.08
we learned more
about our creator God.
00:15:36.26\00:15:39.57
Are you making a new
pot? Oh! Yeah, this was
00:15:45.43\00:15:48.88
about half way done, it
still needs some more work.
00:15:48.89\00:15:51.96
Jesus made me new
again. Really? Sounds like
00:15:54.24\00:15:58.90
you have a story for
me, why don't you tell me?
00:15:58.91\00:16:01.25
Alright, well it
started about two months ago.
00:16:02.48\00:16:07.20
One morning I woke
up everything hurt.
00:16:08.35\00:16:12.40
I was freezing hot, I
was burning hot I'm sorry,
00:16:14.45\00:16:19.46
but freezing cold.
I really didn't feel
00:16:19.47\00:16:24.14
good at all.
Daddy called lots of
00:16:24.15\00:16:26.95
doctors to come and visit me.
00:16:26.96\00:16:28.56
And every night
after he had finish telling
00:16:30.77\00:16:34.79
me the nightly
story, I would ask him,
00:16:34.80\00:16:38.49
when am I going to get well?
00:16:39.64\00:16:41.10
But you know, at
first he always told me.
00:16:42.53\00:16:47.02
Well, the doctor said
that maybe in a day or two,
00:16:48.49\00:16:51.00
but later on he started to
get really, really worried.
00:16:51.89\00:16:55.14
I would hear him
in the kitchen in hush
00:16:55.91\00:16:58.43
conversation with my mother.
00:16:58.44\00:17:00.02
They were
really getting worried.
00:17:01.49\00:17:02.98
The days and
the weeks passed and
00:17:04.29\00:17:06.35
I wasn't getting any better.
00:17:06.36\00:17:07.76
I was getting worse.
One day, I didn't even
00:17:08.16\00:17:12.31
wake up whenever
my mother told me to
00:17:12.32\00:17:14.68
wake up to eat breakfast.
They called over a doctor,
00:17:14.69\00:17:18.93
I was dead. You were dead?
00:17:19.15\00:17:22.47
Yes. Well, what
did that feel like?
00:17:23.22\00:17:27.46
Well, to tell you the
truth, it's almost like
00:17:28.45\00:17:32.17
you're sleeping,
it's like you're sleeping.
00:17:33.30\00:17:35.95
And then a little
morning you wake up.
00:17:36.81\00:17:39.17
And I saw Jesus'
face, it was them whose
00:17:40.06\00:17:43.95
wonderful thing.
He had the kindest
00:17:43.96\00:17:47.01
eyes and most wonderful smile in
00:17:47.02\00:17:50.46
the world, but not only that
00:17:50.47\00:17:53.67
something shown
from inside of Him.
00:17:54.15\00:17:56.20
I don't know why?
But I felt so attracted
00:17:58.60\00:18:01.90
to Him. You know, I
had to go and console
00:18:01.91\00:18:05.05
my mother and
father they were crying,
00:18:05.06\00:18:06.78
but I really,
really wanted to stay with
00:18:07.44\00:18:10.86
Jesus, learned more
who about who He was?
00:18:10.87\00:18:14.92
You know, a lot of
people feel that way,
00:18:15.96\00:18:19.51
when they meet
Jesus for the first time?
00:18:19.52\00:18:21.23
Yes, what so special about Him?
00:18:22.48\00:18:26.67
Well, it's hard to
say, but I think it's
00:18:30.28\00:18:33.30
something about
His eyes like when you
00:18:33.77\00:18:35.78
look at Him you just
feel like he loves you
00:18:35.79\00:18:38.42
so much, yes. I met
Jesus not too long ago
00:18:38.43\00:18:42.04
and, when I talked
to Him, something in my
00:18:42.05\00:18:43.84
heart just said that this is it.
00:18:43.85\00:18:47.59
You know, He is the Messiah.
00:18:48.10\00:18:49.59
The Messiah. And
must be kind of think
00:18:49.81\00:18:53.27
about this pot right
here. Now, you and me
00:18:53.28\00:18:55.93
were like, were
like the clay right now.
00:18:55.94\00:18:58.90
Not much shape can
really do anything with it.
00:18:59.69\00:19:02.21
But what Jesus, there
is a little bit of water
00:19:02.95\00:19:05.28
in His hands, He
molds us, He makes
00:19:05.85\00:19:08.64
us into something
useful, to something
00:19:08.65\00:19:11.22
beautiful. From your
story it sounds like He
00:19:12.17\00:19:15.98
is, He is working
on you and He has got
00:19:15.99\00:19:18.18
great plans for
you. Yes, could, could
00:19:18.19\00:19:24.99
I buy that pot when
you're finished with it?
00:19:25.00\00:19:27.34
No. No. This
pot is not for sale.
00:19:31.01\00:19:33.99
No. This pot is
gonna be a gift for you.
00:19:35.08\00:19:38.65
I want you to have
this in your kitchen,
00:19:40.09\00:19:41.82
so that every time
you see it, you remember
00:19:42.24\00:19:44.86
that Jesus is
working on you and you want
00:19:45.41\00:19:47.89
to surrender to Him. Thank you.
00:19:47.90\00:19:50.98
You know, let's
talking about Jesus
00:19:51.58\00:19:53.12
makes me want to talk to Him.
00:19:53.56\00:19:55.11
Would you like to
say a prayer with me?
00:19:55.55\00:19:56.98
I'd love too. Let's
pray, dear Jesus help
00:19:57.59\00:20:01.60
us to remember
that we're the clay and
00:20:01.61\00:20:04.31
you're the potter.
Help us to surrender to you,
00:20:04.32\00:20:07.13
amen. Amen. Thank
you for telling me
00:20:07.59\00:20:10.85
your story.
Thank you, you can buy
00:20:10.86\00:20:13.77
about a week and this
will be done, I'll give
00:20:13.78\00:20:15.67
it to you. Wow!
Jesus is amazing.
00:20:15.68\00:20:20.17
Thanks, I'd better
get back to my shopping.
00:20:23.10\00:20:25.80
Okay, have a good day, you too.
00:20:26.13\00:20:28.23
Jesus wants me for a sunbeam,
00:20:41.09\00:20:44.65
To shine for Him each day;
00:20:45.08\00:20:48.74
In every way try to please Him,
00:20:49.19\00:20:52.68
At home, at school, at play.
00:20:53.03\00:20:56.55
A sunbeam, a sunbeam,
00:20:57.01\00:21:00.67
Jesus wants me for a sunbeam;
00:21:01.08\00:21:04.39
A sunbeam, a sunbeam,
00:21:04.69\00:21:08.38
I'll be a sunbeam for Him.
00:21:08.72\00:21:12.27
Hi, boys and girls,
it's time for Ms. Brenda's
00:21:18.91\00:21:21.07
book of the day.
And today's exciting
00:21:21.30\00:21:24.62
book is called Best
Ever Mission Stories
00:21:24.63\00:21:26.96
by Charlotte
Ishkanian. And it's filled with
00:21:27.30\00:21:30.07
marvelous stories
from all over the world.
00:21:30.08\00:21:32.28
Stories of God's
divine intervention in
00:21:32.66\00:21:34.79
love, you won't
wanna miss a single page.
00:21:34.80\00:21:37.11
Something else you
won't wanna miss is
00:21:37.52\00:21:39.01
our guest that
we've with us today,
00:21:39.02\00:21:40.73
not one, not
two, but three guests.
00:21:40.74\00:21:42.75
First let's
meet Caleb, hi Caleb.
00:21:43.03\00:21:44.68
Hi. I'm so excited
that you're here today.
00:21:44.69\00:21:47.06
Can you introduce
who you brought with
00:21:47.07\00:21:49.20
you to the
program? I brought my mom
00:21:49.21\00:21:51.56
and my dog Lilly.
And your dog Lilly.
00:21:51.57\00:21:54.52
Now, I understand
your dog is a very
00:21:54.95\00:21:56.56
special dog; Lilly is
called what kind of dog?
00:21:56.57\00:21:58.83
A therapy dog. A therapy dog.
00:21:58.84\00:22:00.88
And why is that,
what, what kind of
00:22:01.15\00:22:02.68
you know, does
that mean that your dog
00:22:03.02\00:22:04.35
goes and gets
therapy or what is that?
00:22:04.36\00:22:06.33
Well, we take it to
the nursing home, when
00:22:06.94\00:22:08.66
we go and sing. And mommy and
00:22:08.67\00:22:11.85
I take her around on
the patients and they
00:22:11.86\00:22:13.78
can pet her and see
her and it's really fun.
00:22:13.79\00:22:17.43
And some people really like it.
00:22:17.44\00:22:18.60
They do, and have
you had any wonderful
00:22:19.03\00:22:21.11
experiences during
that? Well, that was just
00:22:21.12\00:22:23.31
one man and he
couldn't speak and but
00:22:23.32\00:22:26.05
he just put his hands
on her fur and he just
00:22:26.06\00:22:28.13
laughed out loud.
That's amazing, mom
00:22:28.14\00:22:32.04
tell us what has
been the biggest blessing
00:22:32.05\00:22:34.09
being involved in this ministry?
00:22:34.89\00:22:36.20
Well, I think beyond
the joy that it brings
00:22:37.02\00:22:39.59
to the people is the
blessing that it is to
00:22:39.60\00:22:42.55
our family. We
can do it together,
00:22:42.56\00:22:45.30
we can share God's
love in a, in a way
00:22:45.96\00:22:51.10
that drowses all
in including our dog.
00:22:51.11\00:22:53.57
Right, and it's
so important nowadays
00:22:54.01\00:22:56.47
I believe to
instilling to your children the
00:22:56.48\00:23:00.16
importance of giving to others.
00:23:00.17\00:23:01.50
It's so important that you know,
00:23:01.88\00:23:03.53
in this world
where everybody is just
00:23:03.54\00:23:04.74
giving your kids
stuff. All the most important
00:23:04.75\00:23:08.27
thing we can do
for our children is to
00:23:08.28\00:23:10.18
instill into them
the characters, their
00:23:10.19\00:23:12.55
characters that that
God wants to, them to
00:23:12.56\00:23:14.58
have of, of Him. And
to, to give the others
00:23:14.59\00:23:17.56
and have that
servant's heart is so important.
00:23:17.57\00:23:19.53
That's right. And I
can see that you love your
00:23:19.70\00:23:21.66
children and are
instilling that in them
00:23:21.67\00:23:23.20
and I want to thank
you for that and it,
00:23:23.21\00:23:25.50
should inspire
mothers everywhere
00:23:25.51\00:23:26.85
I believe to, to really teach
00:23:26.86\00:23:28.60
their children to give.
What else do you have here?
00:23:28.61\00:23:31.68
Well, I also make
pot holders here and this
00:23:32.19\00:23:33.80
is one I'm working
on and, can you hold it
00:23:33.81\00:23:36.19
up, so all the
boys and girls can see?
00:23:36.20\00:23:37.60
And I'm just weaving
the little things through.
00:23:37.91\00:23:40.50
And this is what
it would look like
00:23:41.21\00:23:42.62
when it's done,
okay. And I just co shave
00:23:42.63\00:23:45.77
around the edges here.
And I also make hangers.
00:23:45.78\00:23:50.81
You make hangers,
okay. And I just hold
00:23:50.82\00:23:53.40
it in between my
knees and I wrap the
00:23:53.41\00:23:55.35
yarn around and when I
get done I put a little
00:23:55.36\00:23:57.17
bow there at
high. And that's what it
00:23:57.18\00:23:59.89
looks like when it's
done. That's beautiful,
00:23:59.90\00:24:01.69
what do you do with
that? Well, I sell them and
00:24:01.70\00:24:03.53
we sponsor to
different mission projects.
00:24:03.54\00:24:05.36
I understand you went
to Bolivia, is that one
00:24:05.84\00:24:07.73
of the projects
that you helped sponsor,
00:24:07.74\00:24:09.31
and you went yourself,
yes. And were you a little
00:24:09.32\00:24:11.97
bit afraid going over
there, it's understand
00:24:11.98\00:24:13.62
there is a lot of
fighting going on over
00:24:13.63\00:24:15.11
that time. Yes, that
was also my first time
00:24:15.12\00:24:17.92
to fly and so I was nervous.
00:24:17.93\00:24:19.74
And but, but will you
able to pray and that's
00:24:21.17\00:24:23.48
God to help
you. We prayed a lot.
00:24:23.49\00:24:25.54
That's the best
thing to do, isn't it?
00:24:26.86\00:24:28.20
God is not only
there for when you're
00:24:28.74\00:24:30.11
trouble though,
well He is always there
00:24:30.12\00:24:31.59
you know with
us for every single
00:24:31.92\00:24:33.74
circumstance we
always wanna be able
00:24:33.75\00:24:36.26
and at a
second's notice to commune
00:24:36.27\00:24:38.11
with God and pray.
So, tell me when you
00:24:38.12\00:24:41.91
over there was there
any scary things that
00:24:41.92\00:24:43.83
happened to you?
Well, there was a
00:24:43.84\00:24:45.23
snake that was in
the river where we were
00:24:45.24\00:24:48.02
bathing and it
almost bit my brother.
00:24:48.03\00:24:50.62
Was that hard
bathing in a river?
00:24:51.11\00:24:52.34
No, it was more like swimming.
00:24:52.84\00:24:54.56
More like swimming,
but did you take your
00:24:55.31\00:24:56.75
soap over there and,
yes. And did you have
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any wonderful experiences
witnessing for Jesus.
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Well, we did a
vacation Bible school.
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And to his very fun
to meet with the people
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there and, we did learn a little
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bit of Spanish,
and. That's good and did
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you help by understanding you
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helped with the
building project,
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what did you do?
I soaked bricks and
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put mortar on
them for the people.
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That's wonderful,
and would you highly
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recommend going
on a mission trip to,
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boys and girls are
watching right now.
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What would you say to them?
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I would recommend
to go on a mission
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trip, it's a great experience.
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It's a great, and
so you do it again.
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Absolutely. And let
me just I think I've
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time to read one quick letter.
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Can you hold up
the picture for me?
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And this letter is from
Hanson from Shelbyville,
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Tennessee and it
says, dear Ms. Brenda,
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I would like to
join the Kids Club and
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I like to make
cards for sick people.
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And my name is Hanson and I'm
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five years old.
Well, that's the nice thing
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to do. He likes to
do mission work too.
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Boy, well I want to
thank you so much for
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coming and being
on the program today
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and your mom and Lilly Bell too.
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Boys and girls I
hope you've been filled
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with lots of ideas
of ways that you can
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witness for Jesus
because there are so
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many ways and keep
watching Kids Time.
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We'll give you all
those ideas and pray
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about it, God will
give you those ideas.
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Remember boys and girls,
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it's kids time to share Jesus.
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