October 2006 Archives

Kiersten explains how her family camps in a yurt along the Oregon coast, and tells about their memorable and pleasant experience.

It’s honey harvest time! Bethany explains how her brother Timothy, a beekeeper, extracts honey at the beginning of fall.

Jordan and Josiah show viewers the log cabin that their family is building on their property, and how the cabin is constructed.

Jacob brings another report from Fort Eagle: A new addition to the fort is called The Tower which stands thirteen feet off the ground.

Francesca demonstrates how to prepare hot tea.

Gus tells us about one of his hobbies, collecting antiques. Watch as he tells about a very old book, and also some things he found with his metal detector int his grandfather’s backyard.

With wings that beat as fast as 4,500 per minute, the ruby-throated hummingbird is a marvelous example of God’s wonderful design. Join Samuel as he tells us about these incredible birds.

Amy explains how to make delicious fruit leather.

Sharp reports on the birth of his new baby brother, Robinson Brewster, who was named after John Robinson and William Brewster.

Three-year-old Kathryn shows us the various flowers in her mother’s garden.

Joaquin explains the way his family has been doing devotions recently, using the Balancing the Sword study books.

Joseph (age 3) shows how Mr. Rodenhuis fells a tree, limbs the tree, and how Daddy skids the tree to the landing.

Francesca reports on their family’s memorization of Scripture verses. Next, her sisters Giulianna (age 4), and Victoria (age 3) quote some Bible verses that they have learned.