Participants: Brenda Walsh
Series Code: KT
Program Code: KT000301
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00:02 We're gonna be late. 00:03 It's time to share, there's a world out there 00:08 Looking for a friend like Jesus 00:12 It's time to share, there's a world out there 00:16 Let's tell them that He loves us so 00:20 Let's tell them that He loves us so 00:24 Kids' time, Kids time Kids' time 00:31 Hi, boy and girls. 00:32 We all like things to be fair, don't we? 00:35 That's just the way things ought to be, right? 00:37 Well, maybe not. 00:39 We think we're pretty good people 00:40 and deserve the best. 00:41 But what if we're getting a lot better than we deserve? 00:45 The Book of Isaac tells us that even all the good things we do 00:49 aren't worth more than a few dirty rags. 00:51 How can that be? 00:53 Well, I'll tell you. 00:54 It's because everything we do generally has selfish motives. 00:58 That means even the good things we do 01:00 are usually for selfish reasons. 01:02 But here's the amazing thing. 01:04 God sees just how selfish we are 01:06 and He loves us anyway 01:08 and He's standing by just waiting 01:10 to give us much better than we deserve 01:13 if we'll only give our hearts to Him. 01:16 Our Bible story today is about a father 01:18 who was standing by just like God does, 01:20 waiting to give His rebellious son 01:22 much better than he deserved. 01:24 It's a great story and you're going to love it. 01:27 But first, it's time for our Nature Time. 01:36 Hi, boy and girls, welcome to Nature Time. 01:39 We're here in beautiful Australia at the Gold Coast 01:43 and we've got two special friends today. 01:44 Furry, glad to meet you. 01:46 Glad to meet you too. 01:47 And, Harland, nice to meet you. 01:48 Nice to meet you too. 01:50 Well, thank you, I can tell by your accent 01:52 you are an Australian, uh? Yeah. 01:54 Well, tell us about this, this is a shingleback lizard. 01:57 Yep. Okay. 01:58 This is a shingleback lizard, they also get called bobtails, 02:02 stumpy tails, sleepy lizards. 02:05 Okay. 02:06 Yep. 02:07 And it looks like the--the scales are hard. 02:10 So what are they made of? 02:11 They're made of keratin which is the same as their fingernails. 02:14 Okay. 02:15 The scales also look like pine cone. 02:19 Yes, it does. 02:20 And that's great protection and great camouflage as well. 02:23 So again, this--this lizard is it's a shingleback lizard. 02:28 Yep. And it's only in Australia. 02:30 Only in Australia. 02:31 What is it feel like? 02:32 You want to have a feel? 02:34 Wow, kids, isn't this exciting? 02:37 What do you think of that, Harland? 02:40 Is that pretty cool or what? 02:42 It looks like a pine cone. 02:44 It does look like a pine cone. 02:46 And look at this, the head and the tail, 02:50 if there was eyes on that, they look the same. 02:52 So is there a reason for that? Yep. 02:54 Hey, if I can just take back from you. 02:56 When Stumpy, this is Stumpy. 02:59 Stumpy. Yeah. 03:00 When Stumpy get in the wild 03:02 and has to protect herself she will put her head 03:04 and tail together like that, looks like she has two heads. 03:07 You see that, kids. 03:08 And so that confuses her predators. 03:10 They don't know which end to go for, 03:12 that causes a bit of time for Stumpy to get away. 03:15 Now what kind of things does Stumpy eat? 03:18 Stumpy likes all sorts of things she's an omnivore, 03:22 so she likes plants, fruits and veggies, 03:24 insects and meat products like moths and flies. Okay. 03:28 What is it looks like on the bottom of it. 03:30 On the bottom she's really smooth. 03:33 Feel that. Oh, and her tongue is pink. 03:36 Pink? It's quite a purple. 03:39 Oh, yeah. 03:43 Wow, now this doesn't have forked tongue like a snake. 03:47 No. But it's got a long tongue. 03:48 What they do with their tongue is they collect air particles 03:51 and take it back into their mouth. 03:53 They have a little thing called the Jacobson's organ 03:55 on the roof of their mouth 03:56 that let them know whether the things are predator, 03:59 prey, warm blooded, cold blooded, 04:01 whole series of different things, 04:02 helps to find a mate too. 04:04 They got funny ears, they got holes. 04:06 Yep, that's their little holes which are their ears. 04:10 Do they hear pretty good? 04:11 Yeah, fairly good hearing. 04:13 They have to know what's around them in the bush. 04:15 Now, how old will Stumpy live? 04:17 Twenty to thirty, yep. 04:19 And basically they are also really special 04:21 because they are monogamous. 04:23 They have the same partner all their life. 04:25 That's a good lesson, boys and girls. 04:27 They go looking for their partner every year 04:29 and that of course to mate little shinglebacks. 04:32 It's black like a pine cone. 04:34 Yep, and these ones have one or two lives young every year. 04:39 One or two live, 04:40 so there's probably not a lot of these around. 04:42 Surprisingly, where you go to in Australia 04:45 where these are from 04:46 which is west of the Great Dividing Range, 04:48 about three hours west of the Gold Coast 04:51 you'll find this in large numbers 04:53 right over the Perth. 04:54 It's because a lot people don't live in those areas. Okay. 04:58 And lot things don't want to eat something 05:00 that looks like a shingleback. 05:02 Yeah, I wouldn't want to eat these kids either. 05:05 So now, Stumpy here, 05:07 now how long you been having Stumpy yourself? 05:09 I've had Stumpy probably about eight years now. 05:11 About eight years, that's a long time. 05:12 So he knows who you are? Yeah. 05:14 Wow. 05:16 Furry, thanks so much for taking your time to do this 05:18 and bringing Stumpy, the shingleback lizard. 05:21 And Harland, I am glad that you are here too today. 05:23 I was happy to come. Great. 05:25 Kids, never forget natures' got second book. 05:29 Get out there and take a look. Wow. 05:38 Roman 6:23-25, 05:41 "For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God 05:45 being justified freely by His grace 05:47 through the redemption that is in Christ Jesus. 05:50 Whom God set forth as a propitiation by His blood, 05:54 through faith to demonstrate His righteousness 05:57 because in forbearance God has passed over the sins 06:01 that were previously committed." 06:08 What can wash away my sin? 06:12 Nothing but the blood of Jesus 06:17 What can make me whole again? 06:21 Nothing but the blood of Jesus 06:25 Oh precious is the flow 06:29 That makes me white as snow 06:34 No other fount I know 06:39 Nothing but the blood of Jesus 06:44 This is all my hope and peace 06:48 Nothing but the blood of Jesus 06:52 This is all my righteousness 06:56 Nothing but the blood of Jesus 07:00 Oh precious is the flow 07:03 That makes me white as snow 07:09 No other fount I know 07:13 Nothing but the blood of Jesus 07:26 Welcome to Learning Time. 07:28 I am glad you've joined us today. 07:29 Today we are 07:30 in beautiful Collegedale, Tennessee, aren't we? 07:35 And I've got a lot of helpers here today 07:37 and let's find out who they are and where they come from. 07:39 What's your name? 07:42 Elizabeth. Elizabeth. 07:43 And what's your name? 07:44 I am Lillian. Lillian. 07:45 Hey, thank you both for coming today and helping us. 07:48 We have two gentlemen over here and you are? 07:50 Helsey Jr. 07:51 Hey, I am glad you are here today to help us. 07:53 And our last gentleman? Jacob Lawrence. 07:55 And thank you. 07:56 You guys like science, don't you? 07:58 Yeah. We love science. 07:59 Now, today this experiment-- you cannot do this at home. 08:03 It's something that you have to be in a laboratory 08:05 or in a setting like this, okay. 08:07 We better put our safety glasses on, 08:08 that's a good thing, right? 08:10 We're gonna talk about things that burn, 08:11 and a lot of things burn. 08:13 Do we have anything here that burns? 08:15 What do we have that burns? What do we have? 08:16 A paper. A paper. 08:17 Okay, cool, I am gonna take 08:18 this little piece of paper right here. 08:20 Thanks for having that paper ready. 08:21 And I am going to burn the paper. 08:22 You better step back a little bit though. 08:24 There we go. And we're gonna burn the paper. 08:26 Now paper will burn because all we need to do 08:28 is to get it hot enough. 08:30 In fact everything will burn 08:32 if we can get everything hot enough. 08:34 Look at there, it's turning into ashes, isn't it? 08:36 It is. 08:37 And we're gonna take all those ashes 08:39 we're going to put them in this little container right here. 08:41 Paper-- what is it? 08:43 It's kind of crinkly. 08:44 It's kind of crinkly when it burns, hasn't it? 08:47 Well, what we are going to do this time 08:48 is we're going to add some alcohol and water together 08:52 and watch and see what happens to burning things. 08:55 So go ahead and put some water in here. 08:57 We're gonna put a 100 milliliters 08:59 of water in that container. 09:03 Okay, we have a 100 in there yet? 09:05 Yes, we do. Okay. 09:06 So go ahead and let's pour it in there. 09:07 We'll put it in here. 09:09 Now what we're gonna do is we're gonna add 09:10 a little bit of the sodium chloride in here. 09:13 That way we can see the flame a little bit better. 09:15 Because, you know, when an alcohol flame is burning 09:17 sometimes you can't even see the flame. 09:19 It can be colorless. 09:21 So we're gonna put a little color in there, okay? 09:23 All right, that sounds good to me. 09:24 So we're gonna stir this up a little bit. 09:26 Now what we need is 100 milliliters of alcohol. 09:30 You may have some alcohol at home 09:31 and by the way you cannot do this experiment at home. 09:34 We're just gonna do it here 09:35 and you can watch and you can learn 09:37 from this experiment today. 09:38 So we're gonna put 100 milliliters 09:40 and they are measuring very careful. 09:42 We should always measure really careful. 09:44 You got it just about there? 09:46 Okay, good. 09:47 And let's go ahead and you can just pour that in there. 09:49 And don't forget to put the cap on 09:51 because we got to put caps on things 09:53 otherwise you might spill it, okay? 09:55 We're gonna stir this around 09:56 just a little bit just like this. 09:58 Okay. 10:00 Now, do you have any more paper? 10:02 Yep. 10:03 What? Paper. 10:04 I mean, that's--it's made out of paper, isn't it? 10:07 Yeah. It's a $20 bill. 10:09 Well, I don't know, do you think it will burn up? 10:11 No. Maybe. 10:13 Well we got--well, maybe. Okay. 10:15 Well, let's see what we've got. 10:16 I'm just going to go ahead. 10:17 We're going to put this right in this water, 10:20 and what else is in there? 10:22 Alcohol. Alcohol. 10:24 Now, we know that water doesn't burn, right? 10:26 Right. Yes. 10:27 But alcohol does burn. 10:29 Let's see what we got right here. 10:30 Here we go, we gonna drip a little bit in here. 10:32 Let's get our fire again. 10:33 Step back, step back, we're going to 10:34 get some flames right here. 10:36 And the $20 bill out to burn right up, right? 10:39 There it goes and it's all consumed. 10:41 Is it consumed? No. 10:43 Oh, no, it's not consumed, 10:45 it's a little warm but what happened? 10:47 The water did what? 10:48 Put off the fire. 10:50 Right, the water protected the bill from getting burned. 10:53 Well, here, I'll give that back to you. 10:55 Hey, you know what I have here? 10:57 What is that? Cloth. 10:59 A piece of cloth, in fact it's a handkerchief. 11:01 But you know it's not made of paper, is it? No. 11:05 No, it's not made of paper 11:06 but I am going to get this really, really soaking wet. 11:08 Let's get this thing soaking wet. 11:10 Okay, here we go. 11:12 Now we have a water, alcohol mix, right? 11:15 That's what we have in this handkerchief right here. 11:17 I am gonna go ahead 11:18 and we're gonna get this all spread out. 11:20 You got to move back right here. 11:22 Now there we go. 11:23 All right, are we ready? Yes. 11:24 Okay, let's take our little match right here. 11:27 Let's go ahead and fire this thing up. 11:28 Let's see what happens when we get this thing to burn. 11:31 Wow, and my-- 11:32 Wow. 11:34 Yeah, my handkerchief is burning all up. 11:37 I won't be able to us it again, will I or maybe I will. 11:42 You can. Well, look at that. 11:44 Well, isn't that interesting? 11:45 Feel that, it's warm, isn't it? 11:47 Yeah. But did it burn up? 11:48 No. No. 11:50 You know it didn't burn up. 11:52 It didn't burn up 11:54 because what protected the handkerchief from-- 11:57 Water. 11:58 The water protected. That's right. 12:00 The alcohol would like to burn and it did burn 12:03 but the water protected it. 12:04 You know what, you know, 12:05 God wants us here on planet earth, right? 12:08 And in fact we have to live in this world 12:11 but you know God can protect us from things 12:15 that are really bad from that we shouldn't be into, right? 12:18 Well, like all of the different things 12:20 that we could be getting into that you know, 12:22 are evil type of things and we shouldn't spend time with 12:25 but God can send His spirit, His Holy Spirit 12:28 and what's what the water does to it, it protects us. 12:30 And God wants us to protect, 12:32 to be protected from all the things 12:34 that the world can give us that are bad. 12:36 And, you know, every time we learn more about science 12:39 we learn more about our Creator, God. 12:52 There you are, father. 12:54 What's he doing here? 12:55 He comes here everyday in search of your brother. 12:57 I know he does and I wish you would stop father 13:00 because you know that he's not going to return, 13:02 ungrateful swine. But he's my son. 13:05 Just as you are my son and I love you, Levi. 13:08 I love him just as much. 13:11 Now the work needs to be done still 13:12 and you know he's not going to come back 13:14 and do it so, so I'll take care of it. 13:17 Don't expect me back in time for supper. 13:19 There's too much that needs to be done. 13:22 Do you really thing your son will ever some home? 13:25 One day he's bound to come home. 13:31 Wait, is that someone coming? 13:36 It is, it's my son. 13:40 Oh, yes, you are home. 13:42 I knew you'll come. 13:44 Father, I did exactly as Levi said. 13:47 I squandered my inheritance-- 13:48 Love you so much son. 13:52 I love you so much. 13:53 I don't deserve this welcome. 13:55 I should be a servant in your house. 13:57 You are my son. 13:58 You are my son, you'll never be a servant. 14:00 Milka, quickly kill the fatter calf 14:03 and send to all our friends. 14:05 We're having a celebration tonight. 14:07 My son has come home. 14:11 So there I was, alone. 14:16 Once my money was gone 14:17 I was abandoned by everyone I counted friend. 14:20 All your money? 14:23 Every last bit of it. 14:26 I didn't know what to do so I came home. 14:30 I apologized to my father and he forgave me. 14:35 I didn't deserve his forgiveness but he gave it to me anyway. 14:42 He even put this ring on my finger. 14:44 Oh, no. Look, look. 14:46 Didn't deserve that either. 14:51 What's--what's going on? Levi. 14:53 What's wrong? 14:54 I must warn you. 14:56 Of what? 14:57 Your brother has returned. 14:58 What? 14:59 Yes, but wait. 15:02 He's changed, he's different now. 15:05 I don't care if he's changed. 15:07 But wait, Levi. Levi, please. 15:10 Please son, why are you so angry? 15:13 Why am I so angry? 15:15 You know why I am angry. 15:16 You know what he did to you. 15:18 For so long he's been gone without so much as a word, 15:21 not a message, nothing, and now he comes back 15:24 and you throw him a party. 15:26 I have worked so hard for you, 15:28 when have I ever received a party like this? 15:30 But Levi, Levi, he's my son, he's your brother. 15:35 He's been gone and he was dead to us and now he's back. 15:39 Everything I have is yours. 15:42 Please son, won't you come back 15:45 and celebrate that he's alive again. 15:50 Please. 15:54 Please, son. 17:24 It's time for Miss Brenda's Book of the Day. 17:27 And today's book is called Bill's Battle of the Bull 17:31 and Other Bush Adventures by Errol Wright. 17:34 All these stories took place in Australia. 17:37 I love the beautiful country of Australia 17:39 but most of all I love all the people there. 17:42 Let's listen to see what this book is about. 17:45 "There's a stray bull in our cow paddock!" 17:47 Bill shouted to his dad as he trotted up on his horse. 17:49 "I can't stop what I am doing just now. 17:51 Quick, take the dogs back with you 17:53 and see if you can get them to chase him back into the bush." 17:57 Bill calls the dog to hill, 17:58 hoping that they would keep 18:00 out of range of the bull's nasty horns. 18:02 He headed back down the hill to the flats 18:04 where the small heard like to graze 18:07 followed by his four unsuspecting dogs 18:10 and--I am not gonna tell you the rest. 18:13 You'll have to get the book, 18:14 Bill's Battle of the Bull 18:17 and Other Bush Adventures by Errol Wright. 18:20 Well, right now I'd like to introduce you 18:21 to a very special friend of Miss Brenda's, 18:24 her name is Yasmin. 18:25 Hi, Yasmin. Hi, Miss Brenda. 18:27 Welcome to Kids' Time. 18:29 Now this isn't the first time we seen each other, is it? 18:31 No, in fact, Yasmin helped Miss Brenda 18:35 out on a very special project. 18:37 When I was writing my book Miss Brenda's Bedtime Stories 18:41 and volume 4 I had a special call--special story 18:45 called Blanca's Christmas Wish. 18:47 And it's a story of a little girl that was disappointed 18:50 with what she got for Christmas. 18:52 And so I needed a little girl 18:54 and the story took place in Mexico. 18:57 So I needed a little girl that was Spanish 18:59 that could pose for pictures for my story. 19:02 And guess what, I posted it on Facebook 19:05 and her mom happen to contact me and said, 19:08 "My daughter would be willing to do that 19:10 and I am a photographer, I could take the pictures." 19:13 I was like, thank you, Jesus. 19:15 And so let me show you picture of-- 19:17 this is the picture of Yasmin in the book. 19:21 Here, this one right here first. 19:22 She had to look surprised when she open the box 19:26 and found a pair of blue jeans. 19:28 And on this picture over here 19:30 she had to act like she was crying. 19:33 And did you know she cried real tears on cue 19:35 just like that for the picture 19:37 and you can see the tears on her cheeks. 19:39 God really blessed, didn't He? 19:41 Well, thank you Yasmin for that. 19:43 Did you have fun taking those pictures? Yes. 19:45 How did you get to cry like that, 19:47 right at the right second? 19:49 I thought something really sad. 19:51 You thought of something sad. 19:52 Well, that was good and I really appreciate 19:54 what you did for Miss Brenda. 19:55 That was awesome. 19:56 And now I want to--I invited you to come be on Kids' Time 19:59 because you do something really special 20:02 to share Jesus, what is that? 20:05 I take these bags-- 20:07 You make bags of love, don't you? 20:09 And what did you put in those bags? 20:11 We put Goldfish, socks-- 20:13 Let's pull out some of those things 20:15 and--well, you have it. 20:17 Well, let me share-- we can show this one. 20:19 You have got warm socks and here it looks like. 20:22 And you've got some Goldfish crackers 20:26 and you got some basil and you got some raisin. 20:31 Little bit snack, a raisins and a can of soup. 20:34 And you've got some fork and spoon. 20:38 You got some water even a toothbrush 20:41 and some toothpaste in here. 20:43 And you have a can, a little Granola bar. 20:47 And then you have something really special. 20:51 Look at that, it's a brand new Bible. 20:54 You just hold it like that, yes. 20:57 You can put that bag back over there. 20:59 Isn't that wonderful, boys and girls? 21:01 And so you have all those really cool things in your bag 21:05 and I noticed on the outside, that is a Ziploc bag. 21:08 On the outside it says, God loves you. 21:10 And I love what you do with these bags. 21:13 Tell the boys and girls what you do. 21:16 We fill-- 21:19 You fill up the bags. 21:20 We fill up these bags 21:22 and then we just drive around the neighborhood 21:25 and then me and my brother Antonio 21:30 and myself we're trying to look 21:35 for a homeless person and then-- 21:38 When you see one. 21:39 When we see one we stop the car, we tell our dad-- 21:42 To stop the car, you see a homeless person, 21:44 stop the car, dad. 21:45 And then you-- 21:47 And then we get out of the car, 21:49 we grab the bag and give it to the homeless person 21:52 that's and then we say-- 21:55 Jesus loves you. 21:57 I love when you told me that. 21:58 Jesus loves you and you hand them the bag. 22:01 Isn't that nice? 22:02 And what do people say when you say that? 22:04 What do they do? They say thank you. 22:06 Are they pretty surprised that you would jump out 22:08 and hand them these wonderful bag like that? 22:10 Yeah. Awesome. 22:12 Now you've been doing this for a while. 22:13 Tell me how does it make you feel 22:15 when you are helping someone else? 22:17 Really surprised and happy. And happy. 22:19 And it's--and now your whole church 22:22 helps put together these packets, don't they? 22:24 They contribute, your whole church got involved 22:27 and they help give you the stuff to put in the bags 22:30 and then who helps you put the stuff in the bags? 22:33 My dad. Your dad. 22:36 Well, that's good and I bet your mom works out 22:38 and helps you too, doesn't she? 22:40 And your bother, and then you always keep this, 22:43 I like this, boys and girls because they told me 22:44 they always keeps these bags in their car ready to hand out. 22:48 So when they are driving around 22:49 and they see someone like we said, 22:51 now you just saw someone that was under 22:53 and over--sitting under an over path 22:56 and you said, "Dad, stop the car quick. 22:57 We need to get-- there's a homeless man." 23:00 And they stop, daddy stopped the car real quick 23:02 and you got your bag and you ran out 23:03 and gave him the bag. 23:05 And that was really special, wasn't it? 23:07 And I bet he was happy. He was. 23:10 And how-- and just tell all the things 23:13 that you got in there, 23:14 you help meet their physical needs with the socks 23:17 and you know the warm socks and the food 23:20 and the water but you also help meet the spiritual needs 23:24 because they included a Bible. 23:26 Isn't that awesome, boys and girls? 23:28 Yes, a beautiful Bible. 23:31 Well, Yasmin, I want to encourage you 23:32 to keep sharing Jesus 23:33 because it's a wonderful thing you are doing. 23:36 And boys and girls, that's something 23:37 you could probably do wherever you live. 23:40 You just--you could put your own things in 23:42 and pray about you know, 23:43 getting the people to help you and maybe go to your church 23:46 and say, would you help us sponsor this? 23:48 And what an awesome way to share Jesus, I love that. 23:53 Well, let's read a couple of letters right now. 23:55 And let's see, I got a letter here 23:57 and this is from, from Maine. 24:01 And let's see, dear Miss Brenda, 24:04 I love Kids' Time and Kids' Time Praise 24:06 and I watch every chance I get when I go to my grandma's house. 24:10 It said, would you please pray, could you pray for my cousins 24:14 and I also would like you to send me 24:16 the Bible studies please. 24:17 Love Casey. 24:19 And so Casey, I would be happy to send you those Bible lessons 24:24 and also encourage your cousins to sign them up, 24:26 sign up for them and also your friends. 24:28 That's a good way to share Jesus, isn't it, Yasmin? 24:30 Yes, it is. 24:31 Sign up as many kids as you can for the Bible lesson 24:34 and you can do that by just go to our kidstimeforjesus.org 24:38 and right online on our website you can sign up for. 24:42 Oh, can you hold up this picture for me, Yasmin, please. 24:44 And I've got three dollars in here. 24:48 Thank you. Let' see who this is from. 24:50 It says they are from Porterville, California. 24:53 Dear Miss Brenda, hi. 24:55 My name is Noah and my brother and I like to watch Kids' Time. 25:00 My favorite part is Learning Time 25:02 and my brother Mike and I like to share Jesus 25:05 by passing out tracks 25:07 and we pass them out to people in the parking lots. 25:09 My hope is to be in Learning Times someday. 25:12 Thank you from Noah. 25:14 Well, Noah, that's an awesome way to share Jesus. 25:17 Thank you for the money for Kids' Time 25:19 because that goes to help a lot of kids too. 25:21 And also I want to tell you, you can be on Learning Time. 25:24 Go to our website, kidstimeforjesus.org 25:29 or go to my website brendawalsh.com 25:32 and my schedule is posted there. 25:33 You'll see when we are taping Learning Time 25:35 and you can come and be a part of it. 25:37 We would love all the kids, we can't have too may kids. 25:40 So we would love you to come and be on Learning Time. 25:44 All right, I think we have time for one more. 25:46 This one is from Katelyn in Martinsburg, West Virginia. 25:51 Dear Miss Brenda, my name is Katelyn, 25:52 I am 13 yeas old and I've an older brother that's 18 25:56 and I share Jesus by playing my violin in church. 25:59 And I would like to join Kids Club please. 26:01 And I have a really cute doggie, 26:03 he's a white Maltese and he's very playful. 26:05 And it said, I really like to watch Kids' Time 26:08 and also I want to join the Kids' Time website. 26:12 And here is the picture of her dog that she drew. 26:15 Look how adorable that is. 26:17 Isn't that cute? Oh. 26:18 Isn't that cute? 26:19 Well, Yasmin, thank you so much 26:21 for being a part of the program today 26:23 and I want to encourage you to keep sharing Jesus 26:25 and thank you for encouraging others. 26:27 Remember boys and girls, It's Kids' Time to share Jesus. 26:53 Kids' Time. 27:16 Kids' Time. 27:17 Kids' Time. Kids' Time. 27:20 Kids' Time. |
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