Find comfort, strength, and safety during these turbulent times in selected readings from the Psalms.

Everyone has been given special talents. The residents of Wington are no exception. Bing Canary and Downy Woodpecker discover theirs in "The Orphan Child" and "Hidden Talents".

Mr. and Mrs. Robin try to impress their neighbors in "Too Modern", and Mrs. Sparrow and Mrs. Swallow search for a new home in "A Safe Nest".

Do you always listen to your parents' advise? Do they always know best?

This episode features four classic children's poems from Eugene Fields. Listen to "The Duel", "Contentment", "The Sugar Plum Tree" and "Wynken, Blynken, and Nod" and you will understand why Eugene Fields was known as the "poet of childhood".

Mother Petunia tries to teach her four little Petunia seeds how to grow into beautiful flowers. However, they don't all follow their mother's warning in this parable by J. Calvin Reid.  "The Story of the Four Kinds of Soil," found in the Bible in the book of Matthew is also included in this reading.

"Mr. & Mrs. Wren's Second House" is a simpler version of the story of the two builders found in the book of Luke.  This episode includes the reading of a "Parable from Nature" by J. Calvin Reid as well as a telling of the story from the Bible of the house built on a good foundation vs one that is not.

The parable of The Good Shepherd told first from a child's perspective of the loss of a beloved toy and then as told by Jesus in the Bible -- Luke 15 1-7.