Short Stories by Door-to-Door Storytellers

A journey to the desert does not end the way it was intended. Albert Saenz reads this original story by Christopher Reibold.

Feathers and gossip. What do they have in common? Find out in this original story written by John Wojtechko and read by Elizabeth Saenz.

The end of one road doesn't have to be the end of your life. Listen to this story by Nathan B. Turner and read by Albert Saenz. PARENTAL GUIDANCE ADVISED

Can friends be friends after a fight? Find out in this tale by James G. Bruen, Jr. and read by Michael Thimons. PARENTAL GUIDANCE ADVISED

Jack and Molly are just an ordinary elderly couple, living out their retirement in peace… or are they? Jack has a secret that he’s been keeping from Molly, for her own safety. Written by Grettelyn Darkey and read by Connor Evans. PARENTAL GUIDANCE ADVISED

Giving everything you have to serve those most in need can have consequences. But are they good or bad? Find out in this short story by John Wojtechko and read by Carolyn Jerz.

This allegorical tale follows the adventures of a little raindrop, as it journeys from the sky and back again. Written by Judy Sabo McClurkin and read by Julianne Bartko.

The tasks seem insurmountable! The challenges, undefeatable! But the rewards are tremendously satisfying. Written by Grettelyn Darkey and read by Michael Marinchak. PARENTAL GUIDANCE ADVISED

Sold as a slave in a foreign land, young Patrick is ready to despair. But God has other plans for him in this exciting adventure. Written by John Wojtechko and read by John Kenyon.

Death is waiting for a man who's crime was a deep and passionate love. But there is still time for one more great act of charity. Listen as Scott Walton read's this short story by John Wojtechko, telling the last moments of St. Valentine.

St. John Bosco's youth is captured in this short story by John Wojtechko and is read by Michael Steele.

If temptation came in the shape of a human sized egg, could you resist touching it? Scott Walton reads this cautionary tale by Kelsey McIntyre.

Hope exists for everyone, whether near or far. Listen to Scott Walton read this hope filled story by Joe Potts.

Which side of Christmas is more important? The gifts? Or is there a more important side? Albert Saenz reads this original story by Brendan Boylan that considers the reason for the season.

Ever wonder where Santa Claus came from? This story recounts one of the most famous legends of St. Nicholas, the original Santa Claus. Written by John Wojtechko and read by Jason Leikam.

What are your true colors? Can they withstand a good spring washing? Find out what one small girl discovers with her pet fish on a morning walk to school. Shana M. Buck reads this thoughtful story by Kelsey McIntyre. Sound FX provided by Shana M. Buck.

Anything can happen in dreams… but what if your dream is a nightmare? Follow The Wandering Man, as he navigates his way out of this terrifying dream. Written by Micaela Kreuzwieser and read by Asher Yautz. Music by John Wojtechko. PARENTAL GUIDANCE ADVISED

As a guardian angel whose charge went to Hell, Reflection is stuck. It’s been two years, but still he keeps thinking about William. Always William. He’s not sure he can ever be fruitful again. But someone else thinks he’s a fruitful branch sleeping through a winter season, and God’s about to do what God does best. Written by Jane lebak and read by Edward J. Roberts. Ambient tones by Joseph Adams....

Sometimes, a gentle touch accomplishes more than the most eloquent words. Written by Mary Roberts Rinehart and read by Scott Walton.

When some children hear that the king is passing by their playground, they hurry to clean it up. But they soon find out that it’s better to do nice things for their own sake than to do them just to impress someone else. Written by Laura E. Richards and read by Tony Chiappetta.

A humble country mouse visits his friend in the loud, busy city. Written by Beatrix Potter and read by John Walker. Music by John Wojtechko.

A student learns more about the gospel from two poor widows than from all his years of studying. Written by Anton Chekhov and translated by Vasily Lickwar. Read by Dennis Jerz.

Join little Lucie as she helps Mrs. Tiggy-winkle, the hedgehog, deliver clean laundry to all the other woodland creatures. Written by Beatrix Potter and read by Shana M. Buck.

Uncle Wiggily, the rabbit, has an unexpected adventure with a sky cracker. When he lands himself in trouble, he finds out that he was fortunate to make a new friend. Written by Howard R. Garis and read by Shana M. Buck.

A little kitten and a little mouse try to outwit each other in this whimsical classic. Written by Beatrix Potter and read by Dana Rizzo.