John the Baptist Imagination Station program
Children using John Avery Whittaker's newest
program for his most popular invention, the Imagination Station, are giving
the program a collective "thumbs up".
"When I was programming this adventure, I wanted kids to get a unique way to
look at the unique man known as John the Baptist," says Whittaker. "I want
to thank James Fornof for helping me program this adventure." While the
program is primarily about John the Baptist, it features a number of
"supporting characters," including Micah, a follower of John; Salome, a
spoiled princess; and Jarus, a noble palace guard.
Aubrey Shepard was the first to try the new program. "Mr. Whittaker
persuaded me to try the program," she says. "It's a really touching
adventure and it gave me a lot to think about."
This
article originally appeared in "The Odyssey Times," a
special fictional newspaper produced by Focus on the Family to promote
Adventures in Odyssey.
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