Redemptive Tales: Recent Episodes
Redemptive Tales
Redemptive Tales features stories and poems with themes of renewal, restoration, reconciliation, and yes - redemption! - for young listeners. Read by Amy Imbody, Director of the Center for Redemptive Education.
Happy (almost) Fourth of July! Join us in two joyful songs as we celebrate the birthday of our country.
When Vienna loses her tooth on the beach, she’s in for a surprise the next day under her pillow.
On his way out from visiting his friend Rabbit, Pooh has a bit of a problem fitting through his friend’s front door.
In the second part of this Redemptive tale, Pooh continues his search for Eeyore’s tail.
In this story by A. A. Milne, Eeyore loses his tail and his good friend Pooh goes on a mission to find it.
The bear cubs finally get to meet Ursa Major in the final installment of this Redemptive Tale.
Tune back into the journey of our two bear cubs as they travel up the ladder to meet the constellation Ursa Major.
Two bear cubs devise a plan to give their favorite constellation, Ursa Major, a taste of fresh blueberries.
A story by Dorothea Laurence to help children deal with the challenges of social isolation during the pandemic.
Grab a cardboard box and go on a long trip of the imagination in today’s episode of Redemptive Tales.
Timothy Tom and Mac learn the important lesson of sharing in today’s episode of Redemptive Tales.
Danny has a change of heart when he discovers that the season of giving does not end with Christmas.
Part two of the Redemptive Tale from ancient Greek mythology that tells a story of how Hope came into the world.
A Redemptive Tale from ancient Greek mythology tells a story of how Hope came into the world.
Meet some other members of Timothy Tom’s family, and go on a field trip in this second episode of Timothy Tom stories.
Meet Timothy Tom, a boy who discovers that God can help him with all kinds of troubles!
In our first Redemptive Tale, a “pig problem” for Mary becomes a big blessing to some little boys and their parents. Reading by author Amy Imbody, Director of the Center for Redemptive Education - production engineering by CRE intern Elsa Baumgartner.