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Hi, would you like to be part of Jesus' forever family!?! He loves you so much that He wants you to be adopted into His special family. When you do, Jesus will help you and take care of you. And as part of His family, you can get to know Him better. There's nothing in this world as amazing as knowing Jesus!

Become part of Jesus' forever family

Here's a fun video that explains why things are sad in this world and about the good news that Jesus loves us and what He did so we could be part of His family, just like Sandy and all the pets are now a part of Grandma Goldmin's family.

Being part of Jesus' family is as easy as ABC

A — Accept that Jesus is who He says He is. He’s God, the One who made the whole universe. He’s always good and never does anything bad.

We do bad things and deserve to be punished for those things. But Jesus loves us and came to Earth to be punished in our place. He died on the cross so we could live with Him forever in a place called Heaven when we die. Heaven is special because Jesus is there, and no bad things are allowed in Heaven. It’s filled with love and joy and peace and angels and light.

But Jesus didn’t stay dead. Three days after He died, He came back to life and now He lives in Heaven where He’s making a special home for everyone who believes in Him—and that can include you!

B – Believe that Jesus is God, that He died for all the bad things you’ve done, and that He rose again—because God can’t stay dead!

C – Call on Him and tell Him that you want Him to forgive you for the bad things you've done and make you part of His forever family. You don’t need a phone to call Jesus; just talk to Him in your heart and He’ll hear you.

Once you're part of Jesus' family, you can talk to Him anytime, anywhere. You can also learn about Him by reading the Bible. The Bible is like a great, big letter that Jesus gave us to learn about Him. A good place to start would be by reading the Gospel of Mark that will tell you wonderful stories about what Jesus did when He lived here on earth.