Once upon a time in a small town called Oakwood, Elijah, a curious kid who loved to learn about new things, decided to go on an exciting adventure. He wanted to learn about religions of Judaism, Buddhism, and Christianity 

Elijah learned about each belief.  Some people didn't understand why he wanted to know so much. They didn't think it was important for him to explore different ideas. Elijah felt a bit confused. Should he listen to what others thought or follow what he felt was right?

Elijah didn't let the doubts stop him.  The next day he visited a synagogue to learn about Judaism. 

At the synagogue, Elijah learned about the importance of traditions and the power of community. He learned that Jewish traditions require Torah study as a form of worship and is important to the survival of Jewish people (The Editors of Encyclopedia Britannica).  Jewish communities highlight the importance of support among members. In Jewish communities, everyone helps and supports each other (Salo Wittmayer Baron and Haim Zalman Dimitrovsky).

Then he went to a temple to learn about Buddhism. 

At the temple, he discovered the beauty of paying attention and the value of inner peace. In Buddhism, paying attention to right now helps people feel calm and clear. Inner calm, made by focusing on the present, helps us feel strong and happy, even when things are hard (Nakamura and Kitagawa).

Lastly, he visited a church to learn about Christianity. 

At the church, he learned that Christians learn about Jesus, who taught us to be nice and forgive others. Christians read stories from a special book called the Bible. It teaches Christians how to be good friends and help people. Christians also learn about going to church to pray and to be with other people who believe in the same thing (Stefon). He felt inspired by the stories of love, compassion, and forgiveness.