03 November 2015
Brinkman Adventures: Season 3 TOS Crew Review
November 03, 2015
My
family loves missionary stories. Recently, we had the opportunity to review a CD from Brinkman Adventures. We received a physical copy of Brinkman Adventures: Season 3.
I
wasn’t familiar with Brinkman Adventures prior to this review. Even though I
haven’t listened to Season 1 or 2. Which is perfectly fine if you haven’t heard
the other seasons. You will enjoy Brinkman Adventures: Season 3 as the stories
stand alone. It will make you want to visit the other seasons. Which my kids
are already asking me about.
What
is Brinkman Adventures: Season 3?
Brinkman
Adventures: Season 3 is 4 CD’s in a sturdy plastic hard case. There are over 5
hours of adventure! The 4 CD’s consist of 12 episodes. The stories vary in time
but, typically are around 20 minutes. You can also download as a MP3.
The
stories in Season 3 are:
God's
Mule
Mountain
Mover
The
Silent Ambassador
Translating
Trouble
Man-Up
Acorns
& Oaks
A
Saint's Story 2 parts
Untouched
Busy
Bees and a Bullhorn
Missionary
Tourist 2 parts
These
stories are based on real life missionary stories in different parts of the
world. This is a real family with 10 kids that are homeschooled. They play
themselves in the stories but, the names are changed for the production of
these adventures. You can go to the Brinkman Adventures website to find out
about each episodes and the “behind the scene” of the story and the individuals
that the stories are based off of.
Steve
Saint also shares some of the missionary stories that have happened to his
family. Steve Saint plays himself in the story. My son was pretty excited about
this as my family read the Nate Saint biography last year.
The
prices have a suggest donation price of:
Set
of 4 CD’s $27.99
MP3
Album $17.99
The
neat part is that you have the opportunity to support missionaries around the
world as the money is used for supporting missionaries and for creating new adventures
in future projects. You can donate more money as God leads you in the
purchase of all their products.
My
family gets pretty excited with Audio Drama stories lately. I listened to the
CD’s with my 9 year old son, and my 12 year old daughter. We enjoy listening to
the stories while driving around to appointments. I love introducing my kids to
wholesome stories that introduce my kids to the world of missionaries in a
unique audio drama.
The
stories have something for everyone. My 9 year old son loved the adventure and
the suspense of the stories. He had a hard time deciding which story was his
favorite. He told me that he really liked, “Untouched”, “Man-Up”, and the Steve
Saint episodes.
As
for my daughter, well that’s a no brainer if you follow my blog you know that
she is obsessed with bugs and her beehives. She thought it was fun that she
could relate to the story, “Busy Bees and a Bullhorn”. She loved all the
adventures and listened to all of them eagerly. Both kids couldn’t wait to get
back in the car to finish up an episode or to start another one!
As
for me I loved them all. One that stands out is, “The Silent Ambassador”. When
God touches your heart to do something it doesn’t matter how young or shy you
are to do a task that He sets before you. A very heartfelt story that just made
me smile.
If you
are looking for good family entertainment that will enrich your children’s life,
and bring encouragement, and awareness to missionaries around the modern world
today then Brinkman Adventures will truly bless you.
Stop
by the other Crew blogs and see what they have to say also.
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