Henry gets a job as a bagger in a grocery store. He makes friends with the other kids working there, especially cashier Amy. But Henry soon finds out that Amy isn’t a Christian. Will Henry develop a serious relationship with a girl who doesn’t believe in the Bible or Jesus as her savior?
Ranger Headquarters
Big Pine National Forest, Knotty Pine
Friday, September 21, 2012
Friday, September 14, 2012
RB197 - Bill Gets Lost in a Cavern
Bill asks Henry and his boys group to test out the rangers’ new walkie-talkies. The boys’ test takes them deep into the forest where they discover wreckage from a recent plane crash. But the plane’s occupants are missing. The search is on for the missing pilot and passengers.
Saturday, September 8, 2012
RB196 - Cotton and Candy
Bill finds an injured bunny and asks Henry to nurse it back to health. Then Bill, Stumpy and Henry visit little Candy who has been in and out of the hospital most of her life. Henry decides to share Cotton with sick little Candy. Cotton disappears. Can our rangers find the bunny? How will Candy react to the loss?
Saturday, September 1, 2012
Hearing God to Help the Missionaries
RB195 – Young Ronnie Quiller wants to help the missionaries Barth and Jeannie Ludlow. He finds a diamond ring lost in the street. He wants to sell the ring and give the money to the Ludlow ’s. Ronnie must wait 30 days for the ring’s owner to come forward and claim the ring.
Tuesday, August 28, 2012
Ranger Bill patch Cross-Stitch
We now have a cross-stitch pattern for the Ranger Bill patch. I have posted the pattern on our Facebook page. The lettering is not visible in the Facebook preview function online. You will have to download the file and open it in Excel to see all the details of the pattern.
The pattern is good for making either the green or the white patch and makes a great craft for younger cross-stitchers. The pattern is designed for 14 count cloth to make a roughly 3-1/4 inch square patch.
Have fun! And let me know how your cross-stitch comes out.
The pattern is good for making either the green or the white patch and makes a great craft for younger cross-stitchers. The pattern is designed for 14 count cloth to make a roughly 3-1/4 inch square patch.
Have fun! And let me know how your cross-stitch comes out.
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