Amelie and her sister Tamia are thrilled by the first snow of winter. But while playing outside at night, something important goes missing. Amelie decides they need to pray — and the answer comes in a way she never expected. This beautiful mission story helps children discover an important lesson about prayer: sometimes God’s answer may be different from what we expect. 🙏 Perfect for children’s Sabbath School, families, teachers, and children’s ministry leaders looking for a meaningful mission story for kids.
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