On a quiet night in Bethlehem, the Son of God is born as a tiny baby. Angels bring the good news to shepherds, and the Savior of the world sleeps in a manger.

A young shepherd faces the giant who terrified Israel. Armed only with a sling and five stones, David trusts in God and shows that victory does not depend on size, but on faith.

Jesus tells the story of a man who was robbed on the road. Who will stop to help him? A lesson about loving our neighbor and showing compassion to everyone.

Daniel prays at his open window, spends a whole quiet night among gentle lions, and wakes safe as the morning light comes in.

The animals come two by two, the rain begins to fall, and the ark rocks gently on the water, warm and safe inside. A story for bedtime.

An old priest lost his voice inside the Temple, and a boy was born to give voice to news the whole world had been waiting for.

Saul of Tarsus left Jerusalem determined to put an end to the Christians. Halfway down the road to Damascus, a light changed everything.

Jesus had a grandmother and a grandfather too. The Bible never tells us their names, but Christians have kept this story with love.

On a quiet night in Bethlehem, the ox, the donkey and the sheep grow still around the manger so the baby can sleep.

In a plain little house in Nazareth, a young woman is visited by an angel and hears a request only she could answer.

A slow little song about the seven days of creation, from the very first light to the day of rest, to carry your baby toward sleep.

The rain has stopped and the world is quiet. Noah opens the little window of the ark and lets a white dove fly out over the water.

An angel wakes Joseph in the middle of the night. The family must leave at once, cross the desert, and live for years in a foreign land.

A shepherd calls each sheep by name, shows them green grass and quiet water, and brings them all inside before the night comes.

After the Holy Family slipped away, Bethlehem was left alone before the fear of a king. The Church has never forgotten the children of that village.

A shepherd counts his hundred sheep, finds that one has wandered into the tall grass, and goes out gently to bring her home.

Forty days after Christmas, Mary and Joseph carry the child up to the Temple. An old man who waited all his life knows him at once.

A star lights up the sky and goes on ahead of the wise men, night after night, until it stops above the place where the child is.