Faith in Families
Faith in Families is the stream that’s designed to be listened to as a whole family! At the kitchen table, in the backseat of the car – wherever you are, we want to equip your whole family to follow Jesus together. Join us for lots of fun with our hosts, Ed and Jam talking about God’s love for us and kindness to us in Christ Jesus, with fun facts, sketches and songs along the way.
Faith in Families
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Hello, if you're hearing this, you are part of the Faith in Kids family. My name is Jam. I am the co-host of what used to be called the Faith in Kids Podcast, but from now on is going to be called the Faith in Families Podcast, with a 20-minute Bible-based show with me and Ed, filled with fun facts, sketches, and songs designed to be listened to as a family over breakfast, lunch or dinner or in the car. Fun fact number one, the most popular car sold in the UK in 2025 was the Ford Puma. Fun fact number two, Pumas are the fifth largest type of cat after the tiger, lion, jaguar, and leopard. And Pumas can jump 7 metres from a standing start. Anyway, the focus of the Faith in Families podcast though is always the Bible and how we can live for Jesus in our homes, in our schools, and wherever we end up. So make sure you're subscribed to the Faith in Families podcast on the Faith in Families podcast stream, which is this one. It was called the Faith in Kids for Kids stream. It's now Faith in Families. And this podcast will no longer appear on the Faith in Parents stream. That's now just for parents. So keep it here on the Faith in Families podcast stream. And we've got a series starting on the 15th of May in the Psalms. And then over the summer, we're back for the second half of Mark's Gospel. This isn't a stream, it's a flood. Anyway, we're done. This podcast took about two minutes, in which time a Puma could have covered 2.6 kilometers at a top speed of 80 kilometers an hour. That's how fast they can go. Of course, a Ford Puma could have gone a lot further. Anyway, I think we're done here. Thanks for listening. Speak to you on the 15th of May. Cheerio