Baby Sisters
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GIRL and BOY are getting BABY ready for a Halloween party when BOY spots a NEW GIRL from church wearing a witch costume — not realizing it isn't appropriate for a Christian party. BOY wants to keep his distance, but GIRL reminds him that God doesn't hate people, only the harmful things they do, and that BABY's own scraped hand shows how love responds to mistakes with kindness, not rejection. By the end, GIRL's mother has helped NEW GIRL trade her witch costume for a princess costume — a picture of her new identity as a daughter of the King.
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