Have we taught our children to look past outer appearances? It’s hard even for many adults, but it’s an important quality to gain in order to be more christlike. This kit has some stories about horses to help teach that concept. One is the story of Snowman, a horse that was saved from slaughter and went on to be a world champion jumper. The other is a story about a crippled horse I once owned who was much more than he appeared to be.
Snowman & Rebel Sharing Time Kit
There’s a valuable lesson children (and a lot of adults) need to learn, and that is that you can’t tell much about people – or animals – just by looking at them. This FREE download is of a book about two horses. One horse was Snowman, a famous show jumper who was rescued from being made into dog food and/or glue by a horseman who saw something special in him. The other horse was Rebel, a Morgan horse which I once owned, and he was crippled. My family and I kept wondering whether we should have him put down because he was in pain, but fortunately we did not, and his story also turned out to be remarkable.
Once upon a time, there was a horse about to be sold to the slaughterhouse, and a man who saw something special in him. The horse was saved, and he became a celebrated show jumper. His name was Snowman.
Once upon a time, someone gave me a crippled horse. He was in pain, but there was something special about him. It turned out he had been stolen, and somebody tracked him down and I let him go back to his owner. He had once been a champion, and was rehabilitated. His name was Rebel.
