DAY 16 QUESTIONS: Have you ever touched the fleece or the wool of a sheep? Isn’t is so soft and fluffy? Today I have a few interesting facts about sheep. Let’s see if you already

By Mae Esther The heavy fog of the early morning lifted slowly and finally Diego was able to see the road. “Look papa, the fog is lifting!” He pointed excitedly as they neared the coffee

This fantastic colourful picture was sent in by Micah from Melbourne This beautiful drawing of Mary’s Big News cover was done by Renae This is a beautiful picture from Renae in Melbourne Australia

By Rosie Smith This is a true story about a relative of yours. Your great great great grandfather, with too many great’s before it to number. A long time ago, when rain never fell, and

By Maes Esther QUESTIONS: Have you ever been camping without food or water? Can you imagine feeling so, so hungry that you would be tempted to eat the stones, the dirt and even the barks

By Maes Esther QUESTIONS: Do you know what baptism is? Have you ever seen or been to a baptism? Have you been baptised yet? Today’s story is when Jesus got baptised. You can find the

By Mae Esther Have you ever been lost? Did you feel scared? What happened when your parents found you? Today’s story is when Jesus gets lost at the temple. You can find the story in

The True Story of Gladys Aylward PART 2 By: Rosie Smith (recap from last week: Gladys Aylward the missionary is on her way to China. She has a arrived at a border near Russia but

The True Story of Gladys Aylward PART 1 By: Rosie Smith “All aboard!” The shrill whistle of the train announced its soon departure. Gladys nervously dusted off her skirt and picked up her small suitcase.

As soon as the bell rang, Harrison Wilson grabbed his bag & ran out of school as fast as his legs could go. He was excited and couldn’t wait to get home to work on

By Stef Hi, my name is Stefanie and I live in a country town called Dalby in Australia. Today I will share my story with you. One day in October 2011 my mum noticed that

By Rosie Smith Tucked away in an evergreen forest sat a small cottage. A chimney poked out through the roof where puffs of smoke mingled with the cool air. In this humble home lived a