Hilltop Kids

A Visit with Mrs. G is a program we used to carry on Mars Hill Network during the Hilltop Kids Corner.  After many years on the MHN airwaves, we decided to replace the program with U-Nite Radio, a newer children’s program produced by Child Evangelism Fellowship (CEF).  However, we still wanted to make it available to you as a resource where you can still listen to many of the great biblically-based stories told by Kitty Anna Griffiths, otherwise known as Mrs. G.

Our very first podcast apart of Hilltop Kids, Auntie Winnie’s Bible Stories is an audio series of Bible stories read by Auntie Winnie, a former missionary serving the continent of Africa.  Her knowledge of the Bible stories, coupled with a fun, witty & creative delivery, gets kids delving deep into their imagination what it would have been like to be apart of the story, all while teaching them the truth of God’s Word.

Narrated by Mark Warner, our morning host & production/brand manager, this video explains to a young child dressed up for Halloween to collect candy about the Gospel, a treat that’s way better than candy.  Show this to your child & share it with those you know so the Gospel can be passed on to the next generation!

Kids have a “fantasy” side to their mind that is triggered by their imagination; and sometimes, we try to pull them out of their fantasy world into our (the adult) world instead of parents entertaining their child’s imagination.  With The “Adventures Of” Series, parents can do this with their children in a healthy, Christ-centered way.

The “Adventures Of” Series is a yearlong personalized adventure book where children and parents are the main characters and illustrations of a story. Every 3 weeks for an entire year, the child receives a new chapter in the mail. The child and parent experience adventures and challenges together while building a relationship with Jesus Christ. The regular receipt of the chapters lets the child know their parent loves them and is thinking about them. The stories inspire conversations, build bonds, teach Godly principles, and deepen relationships.

This weather program is published and ready for your elementary aged student in homeschool, or in public school, group or organization looking to teach children more about the weather.  The material is given by our good friend, former MHN development director & meteorologist Rich Lupia, who has 25 years of meteorology experience in the field, in studio & teaching thousands of kids through the years about the weather.

The program features short lessons on the weather, most of them between 10-20 minutes in video format, totaling 25 different lessons & over 6 hours of teaching material.  The series of lessons is designed to do at your own pace, whether over the course of a few weeks, or even a whole semester.  You’ll learn about hurricanes, tornadoes, floods, drought, snow, wind, and so much more about why the weather is how it is.

Party Create is a YouTube channel for kids who want to grow in their art, creativity and faith.  They make lots of engaging content for children, including crazy projects and crafts.  They also film short films and feature local artists on the channel.  You can check out some of the videos from their channel below:

U-Nite TV is a Christian platform created by Child Evangelism Fellowship providing safe & free Christ-centered video content for KIDS! On U-Nite TV, God’s Word is shared in a fun, engaging way to help children understand and apply biblical truths to their lives. Stream animated adventures that teach truths from the Bible, music videos to learn and memorize God’s Word, and stories that clearly teach the Gospel.  Below is a short video about the Christian video platform for kids:

For all ages and cultures, this eye-opening journey through the Scriptures of the prophets is the word-for-word cinematic rendition of the illustrated book KING of GLORY published by ROCK International. KING of GLORY the Movie brings the biblical Scriptures to life as it accurately and chronologically unfolds God’s story and message in a way that makes sense. This 223-minute film is divided into 15 episodes, each 9 to 20 minutes long.