Evergrace is a calm library of Christian audio stories for children, made by Christian families in Australia so bedtime and quiet moments can point kids toward God.^1 Many children aged 3 to 12 listen regularly, at bedtime, on car trips, and in homeschool, Sunday school, and family listening.^3
Alongside Scripture-inspired retellings, original adventures speak about faith, courage, kindness, and trust in Jesus, with warm narration, original music, and sound effects.^4 Most stories run five to twenty minutes.^4 Families start with a few complete Team Favourites, preview every story, and add the collections they want to keep.^1 Kid Mode shows only stories the family can already play, with large artwork and no Store, purchases, or links, and leaving it requires a grown-up check.^3 Tonight playlists help prepare the evening, and purchased collections stay in the family library for offline listening.^4
Brad and Claire Flood started Evergrace in 2018 after mainstream sleep stories helped their daughter rest, yet they felt something was missing: God.^6 Claire wanted bedtime stories about God that spoke directly to their hearts, not only traditional Bible stories like those heard in Sunday School, so they made their own.^7 A work-from-home team of Christian families writes and records from the Fraser Coast, Toowoomba, the Central Coast, the Blue Mountains, and beyond, and each story takes six to eight weeks to craft.^2 Lauren joined as a listener-turned writer; her first story, The Woodworker, went through seven script drafts.^9 The About page keeps doctrine simple on purpose: the Bible is God's word, Jesus is our saviour, and the best foundation is God, while parents carry further formation.^2
Parents say the stories are "a beautiful way to end the day" that let kids "think on good things as they sleep," and that they love "the pacing and music, the variety of stories, the gentle Christian teaching."^1 One parent wrote that her four-year-old asks for a story every night, calling them "really scriptural, easy to listen to, well produced."^5
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