"I have often seen children appear perplexed and confused when told that God is everywhere and yet invisible, as if they did not understand how it could be." ::Full Article::


"Once Teddy went fishing. Teddy's father went too, and his mother and Uncle Butler and Aunt Butler and Miss Wilkins..." ::Read Moral Story::

"A few of us students had obtained permission to take our meals daily with a private family in the town. We waited for every meal... which we usually expended in chatting, joking..." ::Read Moral Story::


"Children are apt to murmur and complain when everything does not go exactly right with them, and against this spirit of discontent we wish to warn you now while you are young." ::Full Article::

"A little child was playing with its mother, and they were talking about heaven. The mother had been telling the child of the joys and glories of that happy world, the beauty and glory of the angels with their shining wings, the streets of gold, the gates of pearl, and golden crowns, and the harps of gold, and the white robes, and the songs of redemption." ::Read Moral Story::

"A boy hearing his father say, 'It was a poor rule that would not work both ways,' said, 'If father applies this rule about his work, I will test it in my play.'" ::Read Moral Story::

"...So hast thou been called from the dust, little girl, by God who made thee. So must thou welcome His light and love. So must thou shed blessings and comfort around thee." ::Read Moral Story::


"Many years ago, there was a little girl named Louisa, who was very fond of her grandmama. As soon as she could speak, she began to show her love by many little acts of kindness and attention." ::Read Moral Story::

"The wind rustled the tree limbs, which made a tapping noise on Annabelle Plattenburg's bedroom window. It was much cooler than it usually was in November. A small tinge of light broke over the horizon..." ::Read Moral Story::

"There was a certain great King who had the largest and most beautiful house in the world, and He was so kindhearted that His door was open to all who were willing to live with Him. Even His enemies were not shut out..." ::Read Moral Story::

"Her real name is Mary Alice Alton, but she doesn’t get called by it very often. When she is good and pleasant and sweet, her mamma and grandma call her Birdie or Sunbeam, but when she is naughty, she is called Miss Snarly; and this name suits her very well at such times." ::Read Moral Story::

"What promise is made to children, if they will hearken to the Lord? What tender words did the Savior speak on behalf of children? What did he do to the children to show that he loved them?" These questions and more are addressed with Scripture in this Bible study. ::Full Article::

"Oh papa," cried an interesting little girl of some seven summers, bursting into the room where her father was sitting, "Oh papa, sister Kate says, that the girls are going to get up a juvenile sewing society, and mamma says I can sew well enough to join it, but they have to pay ten cents for a fee, and I have no money to pay for one." ::Read Moral Story::


"Is it not very strange, Mama, that the bees should find honey in these poisonous flowers! I saw them when Willie and I were walking this morning. How can they know which is the poison and which is the honey?" ::Read Moral Story::

“'Oh! mother, how glad I am to see this soft white snow,' said Theodore Warden, a bright faced boy, eight years old, on one cold stormy morning in January, 'for now I can play with my handsome sled, which father gave me, as a New Year's Gift.'” ::Read Moral Story::

"A lean, awkward boy came to the door of the principal of a celebrated school one morning, and asked to see him. The servant eyed his mean clothes, and thinking he looked more like a beggar than anything else, told him to go around to the kitchen. The boy did as he was bidden, and soon appeared at the back door." ::Read Moral Story::

"The ship was rolling fearfully. Some of the rigging got foul at the mainmast head, and it was necessary that someone should go up and rectify it. It was a perilous job. I was standing near the mate, and heard him order that boy to do it. He lifted his cap, and glanced at the swinging mast, the boiling wrathful seas..." ::Read Moral Story::

"It was a bitter cold morning; the sun shone brightly, but the wind blew a chilling blast over the new fallen snow. 'Come, little boys,' said Mama, 'you must go to Uncle Howard's for the milk.' ::Read Moral Story::