Owlegories

A wise old owl mentors five young students, who are eager to learn about nature, faith, God and the Bible.

A wise old owl mentors five young students, who are eager to learn about nature, faith, God and the Bible.

A wise old owl mentors five young students, who are eager to learn about nature, faith, God and the Bible.

The kids must work together to accomplish their mission and learn three ways followers of Christ should be like the ant! The Key verse is Proverbs 6:6 and the Gospel is presented by author and blogger Trillia Newbell.

The Professor sends the kids to an apple orchard as a special assignment to find out about the Fruit of the Spirit! The Key verse is Galatians 5:22-23 and the Gospel is presented by author and blogger Angie Smith.

A wise old owl mentors five young students, who are eager to learn about nature, faith, God and the Bible.

The Professor sends the owls to an ancient refinery to learn about pure gold and discover how God is like fire! The Key Verse is Hebrews 12:28-29 and the Gospel is presented by author and Executive Director of Breakaway Ministries Ben Stuart.

The class is sent to visit an old friend of Prof. Owlisters in the Loohoosiana Swampland and learn about God's three great gifts! The Key Verse is 1 Peter 4:10 and the Gospel is presented by Duck Dynasty's Silas "Uncle Si" Roberts.

The students are sent to the season simulator to learn how the life of a believer is like the changing of the seasons! The Key Verse is Ecclesiastes 3:1 and the Gospel is presented by celebrity photographer, entrepreneur, and humanitarian Jeremy Cowart.

It’s Christmas time and the owls decide to throw a birthday party for Jesus and learn three things from a Christmas gift.

The kids are getting ready for the annual Christmas pageant when they get lost and must work together to get back in time for the play.

The class must return a lion cub to its family on the plains of Africa and learn three things followers of Christ can learn from the lion.

The owls can hardly contain their excitement as they help Mr. Shepherd with the annual toy drive and learn three things from the lamb.

The students are sent to a bakery and must work together to make food for the needy and learn three ways God is like bread.

The students must navigate to the giant windmill on the Owlutians Islands. They must overcome strong winds and stormy weather to reach their destination and find out the three ways God is like the wind.

Something strange is going on in the classroom as the class learns three ways followers of Christ are like the moon.

The class becomes super heroes as they are given a mission to save the world. Along the way they learn three things from the rainbow.