Veggie Tales #05: Dave and the Giant Pickle (#005 in Veggie Tales Visual Series (Veggietales))
DVD 1996-04-01
Have you ever felt like you were too little to do anything big? This hilarious retelling of David and Goliath teaches kids that with God's help, even little guys can do big things!
The most innovative and imaginative Christian children's animation ever! Whether you are starting fresh or cultivating your Veggie patch, make sure you don't miss a beet, tomato, cucumber or pea. Grow your Veggie garden - and your children - with these innovative lessons in life, the Bible - and having a great time! Now available in PAL DVD!
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:Dave And The Giant Pickle DVD is a Veggie retelling of the classic Biblical story David and Goliath, teaching children all things are possible with God. Dave is a little shepherd boy who feels that his big brothers do bigger things - feeling too small to do really big jobs. However when they find out their foe is much bigger than thought, is anyone big enough to take on a 9-foot pickle?
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Have you ever felt like you were too little to do anything big? This hilarious retelling of David and Goliath teaches kids that with God's help, even little guys can do big things!
The most innovative and imaginative Christian children's animation ever! Whether you are starting fresh or cultivating your Veggie patch, make sure you don't miss a beet, tomato, cucumber or pea. Grow your Veggie garden - and your children - with these innovative lessons in life, the Bible - and having a great time! Now available in PAL DVD!
Publisher Description
:Dave And The Giant Pickle DVD is a Veggie retelling of the classic Biblical story David and Goliath, teaching children all things are possible with God. Dave is a little shepherd boy who feels that his big brothers do bigger things - feeling too small to do really big jobs. However when they find out their foe is much bigger than thought, is anyone big enough to take on a 9-foot pickle?