A long time ago, in the bustling city of Corinth, there lived a kind and faithful woman named Priscilla. She was married to a man named Aquila, and together they were known for their hospitality and love for God. Priscilla and Aquila were tentmakers, which means they made tents for people to live in. They worked hard and always welcomed others into their home.

Meeting Paul
One day, a man named Paul arrived in Corinth. Paul was a missionary who traveled far and wide to tell people about Jesus. When Priscilla and Aquila met Paul, they quickly became friends. They invited him to stay with them, and soon Paul was working alongside them, making tents and sharing stories about Jesus.

Priscilla and Aquila loved learning from Paul. They listened carefully as he taught them more about Jesus and how to share His love with others. They were eager to help Paul in his mission, and their home became a place where many people came to learn about Jesus. 

With kindness and wisdom, Priscilla and Aquila invited Apollos to their home. They explained to him the complete story of Jesus, His death, and resurrection. Apollos was grateful for their teaching and became an even more powerful preacher, sharing the good news of Jesus with many more people.

A Loving Community
Priscilla and Aquila continued to serve God by opening their home to others and teaching them about Jesus. They helped start a church in their home, where people gathered to worship and learn together. Their love and hospitality made a big difference in the lives of many people.