Mimi the little lamb and Lumi the clay lamp smiling on a sunny meadow

Bible stories for ages 2–6

Faithful Bible stories, beautifully told for little ones.

Join Mimi, a curious little lamb, and Lumi, a tiny clay lamp with a big bright light, as they discover how much God loves us in gentle, faithful stories from the Bible.

  • Free to watch
  • Short episodes
  • Talk-about questions
Mimi the lamb caught in thorns at night while Lumi the lamp glows beside her

New episode

Episode 1: The Lost Sheep

  • Luke 15:3–7
  • 2:31
  • Ages 2–6
  • English captions

When curious little Mimi wanders away from the flock, the shepherd leaves the ninety-nine to look for her, and a tiny clay lamp called Lumi lights the way. A gentle, faithful retelling of Jesus’ Parable of the Lost Sheep for toddlers and preschoolers.

  • God loves every single one of us, not just the crowd.
  • When we wander away, God comes looking for us.
  • Heaven celebrates when someone who was lost is found.
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Why families choose Mimi & Lumi

Little ones deserve Bible stories made with real care.

So much of what’s made for small children is loud and empty, and too many Bible videos feel like an afterthought. We think God’s stories deserve our very best.

Faithful to the Bible

Every episode starts from a Bible passage and keeps its meaning. The full passage sits on each episode page, so you can read it together.

Made for little ones

Short, calm episodes with simple words, warm characters and a gentle pace. No frantic noise, just a story told well.

Made to talk about

Every story comes with a memory verse, three questions, an activity and a short prayer, so the story keeps going after the screen goes off.

Meet the friends

Mimi, Lumi and the shepherd

Mimi, a fluffy little lamb with a curly golden top and a red collar with a bell

The little lamb

Mimi

Mimi has a curly golden top, a bell on her collar and the most curious nose in the flock. She’s brave, a little impulsive and full of questions, just like the children watching.

Lumi, a small clay oil lamp with a friendly face, little arms and a bright flame

The little lamp

Lumi

Lumi is a tiny clay lamp from Bible times with a big, warm flame. Lumi lights the way in every story and reminds us that God’s word is “a lamp to my feet” (Psalm 119:105).

A kind shepherd with a staff, carrying Mimi the lamb on his shoulders

The shepherd

The Shepherd

In Jesus’ story, the shepherd loves every one of his hundred sheep. He shows us what God is like: he never stops looking for the one who is lost.

For parents, churches and teachers

Watch together, then talk together.

Each episode page has everything you need to turn two and a half minutes of story into a real conversation about God.

  • A memory verse little ones can learn
  • Three questions to talk about
  • A simple activity and a short prayer
  • The full Bible passage and transcript
How to use Mimi & Lumi
Mimi the lamb holding Lumi the lamp beside the smiling shepherd under a moonlit felt sky

Questions parents ask

Good to know

What is Mimi & Lumi?

Mimi & Lumi is a free animated series of Bible stories for children aged 2 to 6. Each short episode retells a story from the Bible with Mimi, a curious little lamb, and Lumi, a tiny clay lamp with a big bright light. Every episode comes with a memory verse, questions to talk about together and a short prayer.

What age is it for?

Mimi & Lumi is made for toddlers and preschoolers, roughly ages 2 to 6. Episodes are short (about two and a half minutes), gently paced and use simple words, so they also work well for early readers and as a starting point for older children.

Is it free to watch?

Yes. Every episode is free to watch on our YouTube channel, @mimiandlumi, and on this website.

How faithful is it to the Bible?

Every episode starts from a Bible passage, and we keep the story’s meaning as the Bible tells it. Each episode page shows the full passage, so you can read it alongside the video. Where we add small creative touches for little ones, like giving the lost lamb a name, we say so in the notes for parents.

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