Ella’s Backyard: Proven Over Time
Updated: Apr 4, 2022
Several teenagers recently commented about how much the Ella’s Backyard videos meant to them when they were kids.
Mushtari writes, “Ella’s Backyard was my favourite show when I was a kid. But my older brothers always tried to switch the channel because we only had one TV. Keep doing the new programs to be a blessing for kids, as you once were for me”
How encouraging to hear from these young people, even after all this time. It helps us realize that there are many kids who are being blessed by Ella’s Backyard right now … but we may not hear from them for years.
With over 3 million total views on YouTube since the channel opened in 2015, the Ella’s Backyard videos are watched by children in 90 countries, with the most popular being Russia, Kazakhstan, and Ukraine.
The latest series on the channel is Ella’s Backyard Vlog where Ella video calls with her friends and – with help from her smart assistant Phil – talks about things like the power of words, music, DNA, and space. Because kids from the former Soviet Union are taught to choose science over faith, Ella incorporates wisdom from the Bible to show that science actually points to a Creator.
Some viewers are immediately drawn to learn more about Jesus. Others, like 18-year-old Roman, need a longer time before they’re willing to believe that God’s love for them is real. He writes:
"I’m so sorry for the rude comments I wrote you 2 years ago. At that time, I was young and stupid.; I was a stubborn atheist and I practiced the occult. Half a year ago, God radically changed my worldview. Now I love studying the Bible and learning more about Jesus! I share my faith with friends, and several of them have repented as well! Thank you for bringing the Good News! Don’t give up!"
I found the part about Ella’s Backyard being remembered by viewers years later quite interesting, especially the comment from Mushtari about watching it as a child. It shows how children’s programmes can sometimes leave a lasting impression without us realising it at the time. I also thought the mix of topics in the newer vlog, including DNA, space, music and faith, was unusual. New Assignment Help UK crossed my mind when thinking about how different kinds of learning can stay with people, while Fashion Assignment Help UK fits into that broader idea of students having varied interests. I’d be curious to know which episodes former viewers remember most.
This point about former viewers coming back years later to explain what Ella’s Backyard meant to them is probably the most interesting part, especially Mushtari remembering the show from childhood and asking for new programs to be made. With more than 3 million YouTube views across 90 countries, it’s interesting to think about how many other viewers may have had a similar experience without ever leaving a comment. I also found the mix of topics like DNA, space, music and faith unusual in a children’s format, and it made me wonder which of those subjects connected most strongly with the audience. Even everyday learning experiences can stay with people for years, whether through media or something as practical as an HND…
It’s really nice to see how Ella’s Backyard has continued to make an impression on viewers long after they first watched the show. The stories from people who remember it from childhood show how meaningful positive content can be over time. I also like the idea of creating programs that combine learning with engaging conversations for young audiences. In a different area, an Assignment Help Website can use that same idea of making useful information simple and accessible. A lovely reflection on the lasting impact of the show and the people behind it.
What a heartwarming reflection on the impact of Ella’s Backyard! It's incredible to see how the show continues to inspire and bless children around the world, even years later. The stories from viewers like Mush Tari and Roman highlight the lasting influence of positivity and faith. Keep up the amazing work, Ella!