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Showing posts with label Keys for Kids Radio. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Keys for Kids Radio. Show all posts

Monday, May 19, 2014

Keys for Kids Radio Line-up and More...

If you are looking for good Christian children's programs then go no further than our HisKids.net player. Besides RANGER BILL there are several great, entertaining kids programs both new and classics on their play list. Here is what you will find on our HisKids.net player:

Karen and Kids
Kids Corner
Paws and Tales
Red Rock Mysteries
The Pond
We Kids

Ranger Bill
Fables of Faith
Storybook Room/Nature Corner with Uncle Bob
Moody Radio Theater- Stories of Great Christians

And all these programs are available right here at the Ranger Bill Fan Club online 24/7. There are new episodes every week!!!

And if your local radio station has dropped your favorite children's program, I'll help you find it on the web.
how about Sailor Sam (sailor-sam.blogspot.com)
or find Adventures in Odyssey at Whit's End (www.whitsend.org)
Just ask. I'll help you find it.

Yours in Christ,
Ranger Dave

Sunday, May 12, 2013

Programs on our KeysforKids.net player

Our KeysforKids.net player offers many other fine Christ-centered programs for kids besides Ranger Bill.

Down Gilead Lane, Paws and Tales, Fables of Faith, and We Kids with Mr. Nick are some of the wholesome and entertaining shows on His Kids Radio. Nature Corner and Storybook Room with Uncle Bob and Moody Radio Theater (right now featuring the life of John Bunyan, author of Pilgrims' Progress) are just part of their classic program line-up.

This week on Down Gilead Lane, Haley wants to enter the Miss Rhubarb Festival pageant, but doesn't have a dress, a talent, or the experience to back it up. But with the help Tim and Mary Morrison, Haley is able to compete in the competition and learn with the whole family what it means to support those you love.


And on Paws and Tales – “And Then There Were None” The cubs get interested in King Arthur and the brave knights and lovely maidens of his kingdom. Arthur’s theme of “Might for Right” prompts the kids to make their club rules like Arthur’s. Stacey is the first victim of the rules and gets kicked out of the club. Then everyone except C.J. is out. So what good are laws and rules? And what about forgiveness?