Second Presbyterian Church
Child of God with The Rev. Elizabeth Link
Welcome to Child of God, a podcast for children and the adults who love them. I'm your host, Rev. Elizabeth Link, Executive Pastor at Second Presbyterian Church in Roanoke, VA. Each episode will share a story about God's people and the ways we are a part of God's family. It's nice to meet you, Child of God. I hope you'll join me!
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Dec 19, 2024
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Episodes
The Man Who Said Thank You 07.02.2020 6:36
Hello, child of God! Today's story is about ten men who were very sick. In Bible times, people didn't have medicine or hospitals and doctors quiet like we do today. But one day, these ten men meet Jesus, and that's where our story begins. If you were to see Jesus, what would you say? I hope you have so much to say thank you for! God is good, and it is right to give our thanks and praise to God.
John the Baptist 06.02.2020 6:48
Hello, child of God! Today, I want to tell you the story about a man named John. People called him "John the Baptist" because he baptized people. He told others about what good things God was doing in his life, and how God could do good things in their lives, too. We baptize people today because John baptized Jesus, and Jesus told us to go and do the same. Through the waters of baptism, God claims...
Hello, Child of God 06.02.2020 3:59
Welcome to Child of God, a podcast for children and the adults who love them. I'm Rev. Elizabeth Link, Associate Pastor for Christian Education at Second Presbyterian Church in Roanoke, VA. Through this podcast, I hope to bring God's story to meet you and your family right where you are. And, at its heart, is the message I want each and every child on earth to know: that each and every one of them...
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