Faith Tree Adventures · An animated series

Bible stories for kids: animated episodes & read-along videos

Every episode starts with an ordinary family day, drifts into a Bible story told the way a dad tells it at bedtime, and comes home for a prayer and a Thankful Thought. Made for children ages 4–8 and the grown-ups who tuck them in.

EPISODE 1 · PREMIERING SOONEpisode 1: The Lost Sheep
Episode 1

The Lost Sheep

When David's plush lamb Pip goes missing at bedtime, Dad tells the story of the shepherd who left ninety-nine sheep safe in the fold to search for the one that was lost — and never gave up. A gentle, funny, faith-filled story about how God knows your name and is always looking for you.

Based on Luke 15:3–7   6 minutes   Ages 4–8

Meet the family

Under the Faith Tree

A white farmhouse on a country road, a basketball hoop by the drive, and a big golden Faith Tree in the backyard — where every story ends with the stars.

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DavidAbout five. Loves animals, planting, and his stuffed-animal crew.
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PatrickThe big brother — basketball, swimming, and "Come on, we'll find him."
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PipDavid's little lamb. The night's story animal comes to life in the story world.
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MomTells the story some nights, and leads the family prayer.
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DadThe bedtime storyteller. "Jesus told this one Himself."

Also starring the stuffed crew: Neptune the whale, Flippy the dove, Leo the lion, and Ernest, a very serious donkey.

Faith Tree Readers

Read-aloud Bible stories: Level 1 read-along videos

Every Level 1 Catholic early reader is also a read-along video with word-by-word highlighting — perfect for beginning readers to follow along, then read on their own.

How we make it

Written, directed, and approved by us

Faith Tree Adventures is an original animated series from Faith Tree Publishing. Our episodes are created with AI animation and voice tools under human creative direction — every story, character, and scene is written, directed, and approved by us. Every episode closes with a prayer and a Thankful Thought, and nothing is ever presented as real.