D.L. Moody shares his early experiences in ministry, emphasizing how he initially struggled to connect with older audiences but found purpose and encouragement in teaching children. He recounts gathering a group of children for Sunday school, which ignited his passion for evangelism and soul-winning. Moody encourages others to find their own opportunities for service, whether through teaching, singing, or sharing the Gospel in their communities. He highlights the joy and fulfillment that comes from leading others to Christ, suggesting that this work transforms one's perspective on life. Ultimately, he stresses the importance of using one's talents for God's glory and the impact of reaching out to the lost.

George Mueller emphasizes the vital role of community support for children and families in Bristol and Weston-super-Mare, highlighting the various services provided by professional teams and local churches. He outlines a range of activities aimed at nurturing children's well-being, such as daycare, support groups, and educational programs, while also encouraging churches to become more involved in their communities. Mueller stresses the importance of collaboration with other organizations to enhance the effectiveness of these initiatives. The sermon calls for innovative models of care that can be replicated in other needy areas, ensuring that Christian love and support reach as many families as possible. Ultimately, the work continues to evolve, addressing the spiritual and practical needs of children and families in the community.

Samuel Logan Brengle emphasizes the importance of reaching out to children in his sermon 'The Soul-Winner's Commission to the Children.' He reflects on Peter's unexpected commission from Jesus to 'Feed My lambs,' highlighting that even those who feel unqualified can serve in this vital role. Brengle encourages believers to embrace their responsibility to nurture and guide children, reminding them that every worker is called to care for the young ones in their flock. He outlines practical steps for becoming effective children's workers, stressing the need for love, understanding, and dedication in this ministry. Ultimately, he calls on all to respond to Jesus' question of love by actively engaging in the spiritual growth of children.