April LeMaire - Worship Painter

April LeMaire worshiped God by painting as Joel Engle sang at the "Be Amazed" Christian (Methodist) Youth Rally at Ocean City, Maryland on January 6, 2007. April was painting under rather unusual conditions, since she had badly broken her collar bone, six days before the rally. April painted TWO paintings that day. She is to be commended for her devotion to her work and to her God. She had to be in quite a bit of pain that day.

April LeMaire is now attending college in Charleston, South Carolina. She plans to pursue a career in which she can use her God-given talents to praise His name. You can view more of her worship art at her web site: www.worship-artist.com



More info here: http://www.mooreschapel.org/videos/april-lemaire-worship-artist-video.html

A visit to the Zoo (If I were a Butterfly)

You're never too old to go to the zoo. A recent visit to the zoo re-ignited the child in me and brought back memories of us singing a cool song in Sunday School - 'If I were a Butterfly'
So here is a collage of the animals we saw at the zoo to that familiar tune!
Enjoy Gods creation!!
Zoo: The Arignar Anna Zoological park, Vandalur, Chennai, India.

Real Love Song

Children sing a true Love song!
A catchy song with kids having a blast and a true message!

The Gospel for Kids

This excellent video was presented by the North American Missions Board, an arm of the Southern Baptist Convention. They are to be commended for bringing God's Plan down to the basics for "unchurched" youth to easily grasp. The original video and many others are available on the NAMB site.

You can download the video here

The Lords Prayer

You'll love the way this cute child sings the Lords Prayer. I'm sure she understands bits and pieces of it and I hope she grows up to understand its true meaning!

Innocent Prayers .... from kids

I received this cute funny collection of written short prayers by kids and found it really cute - I hope you enjoy this short clip that I created from the collection of sweet prayers!

Click here to see the video directly on the blip site - it's easier to read the notes there!