Faith Launch

Faith Launch

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2004

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12

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The gang from Odyssey joins you and your kids on the FaithLaunch journey by sharing 12 previously aired dramas that teach the fundamentals of the faith; reading the Bible, going to church, faith in times of trial, obedience and God's love for us. FaithLaunch is a practical 6-month study designed to help parents teach their children (ages 4 to 12) the fundamentals of the Christian faith.

A Faith Launch Book was released in 2008, it contained a CD with 3 episodes

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#7: “Promises, Promises”

#57: “The Prodigal, Jimmy”

#59: “A Worker Approved”

#66: “The Imagination Station, Part 1”

#67: “The Imagination Station, Part 2”

#73: “A Bite of Applesauce”

#236: “Into Temptation”

#241: “Forever… Amen”

#300: “Preacher's Kid”

#320: “Where Is Thy Sting?”

#321: “Hidden In My Heart”

#399: “Bernard and Job”

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Episode	Original Airdate	Writer	Director	Rating
#7: “Promises, Promises”	January 2, 1988	Phil Lollar	Phil Lollar	Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "{".%
Connie makes a resolution to be more patient no matter what, which turns out to be far more difficult than she imagined.
#57: “The Prodigal, Jimmy”	January 14, 1989	Phil Lollar	Phil Lollar	Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "{".%
When Jimmy Barclay realizes he's spent all his savings on pizza and video games, he finds it difficult to confront his father.
#59: “A Worker Approved”	January 28, 1989	Phil Lollar	Phil Lollar	Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "{".%
Robyn Jacobs tries to figure out how to study the Bible.
#66: “The Imagination Station, Part 1”	March 18, 1989	Phil Lollar	Phil Lollar	Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "{".%
Digger Digwillow learns that the Bible isn't boring, by way of the Imagination Station, in the story of the crucifixion and Easter.
#67: “The Imagination Station, Part 2”	March 25, 1989	Phil Lollar	Phil Lollar	Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "{".%
With the help of Whit’s new invention, young Digger Digwillow travels back in time to witness the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
#73: “A Bite of Applesauce”	May 20, 1989	Paul McCusker	Paul McCusker	Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "{".%
Against Whit's express orders, Eugene and Connie tamper with a top secret computer room--and the mysterious program Applesauce is unleashed.
#236: “Into Temptation”	June 26, 1993	Phil Lollar	Phil Lollar	Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "{".%
A new invention of Whit's – called the Room of Consequence – lets Jimmy play out what might happen if he disobeys his parents.
#241: “Forever… Amen”	July 31, 1993	Phil Lollar	Phil Lollar	Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "{".%
Youngster Danny Schmidt wonders about death and eternity when his mother's unborn baby dies as a result of miscarriage.
#300: “Preacher's Kid”	February 4, 1995	Marshal Younger	Marshal Younger	Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "{".%
Donna Barclay is tired of everyone expecting her to be the perfect pastor's child, but her rebellion goes too far.
#320: “Where Is Thy Sting?”	June 24, 1995	Paul McCusker	Paul McCusker	Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "{".%
The death of Connie's grandmother causes her family to ponder what death means for a Christian. Connie's father ponders what death means for a non-Christian.
#321: “Hidden In My Heart”	July 1, 1995	Marshal Younger	Marshal Younger	Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "{".%
To teach about Bible memorization, Kids' Radio spoofs three popular television programs. Kids' Radio renames them “Star Trip,” “Rescue 119,” and “Laffie the Wonder Dog.”
#399: “Bernard and Job”	April 11, 1998	Phil Lollar	Phil Lollar	Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "{".%
After her dog is involved in a tragic accident, Lisa Mulligan hears the biblical story of Job from Bernard Walton.