Whirl: Ada and Friends

With the appearance of a mysterious “forgiveness counter," Ada and Jax are about to find out just how far forgiveness goes.

The big Sunday School Attendance Party is at hand, and no one has better attendance than Otto. But will the new girl steal Otto’s thunder if she’s allowed to attend?

The superhero Fantasmo has signed up to do more for the church bake sale than any other kid. But making promises and keeping promises can be two very different things.

An exciting new game is being played by the kids, but not everyone is welcome.

After missing two weeks of church, Clara is convinced she’ll never catch up. Ashamed, she hides in the boiler room. But she is not alone…

At the church Halloween party, Victor comes up with a trick to get treats. All the treats!

Otto has a new best friend, God. With such a big friend, will there enough room in his life for anyone else?

Otto goes on a fixing frenzy to improve the church. But what’s the point in helping, if no one thanks you?

Will the kids be ready to welcome a very special guest who could arrive at any time? Not if Victor can help it!

With their talent show already underway, Clara is doing everything she can to avoid going out on stage. But she isn’t the only one who is worried about not having a talent to share.

If serving others is serving Jesus, the kids realize it can only mean one thing: One of them is Jesus in disguise!

Victor convinces Jax to take all the classroom scissors. For whoever controls the scissors, controls Sunday school!

Anyone in Sunday School would be thrilled to take care of the class hamster for the weekend. Anyone but Clara, who is terrified of the responsibility. And the hamster himself.

The kids form a super hero team, the likes of which the world has never seen. But being “super” all the time can be a pretty tall order.

Cleaning Leo’s Lab is a big job, even if you have a plan. And the kids certainly don’t have one of those.

Otto knows that God calls everyone to serve. But how can he serve if he’s too young to help with anything?

Victor’s tricks are getting out of hand. The kids consider an intervention.

The kids stay up late to watch something scary on TV. Is it a horror movie? Worse! It’s the late night news!

With Ada out sick, there is an Ada size hole in the lives of her friends. Can Monty help the kids manage without her?

Just as life seems perfect for Ada and Otto, Leo gets some big news that will cause all sorts of changes. Scary changes.

When Otto makes a promise to his parents and Tot, he gets a crash course in just how difficult keeping your word can be.

The community center needs a mural, and Ada is thrilled to be taking on the project and not so thrilled with who she has to work with.

Victor has figured out a way to enjoy Sunday school without all those pesky rules. What could possibly go wrong?

Why do things have to change as we grow older? Otto is determined to turn back the clock!