The order is not arbitrary. We looked at which characters the Church's own children's manual, art collections, video series and Primary songs return to most often, then weighed that against what actually makes a good figure: a strong scene, distinctive accessories, and something a child can act out.
The man who tore his coat and made it a flag.
I will go and I will do.
He asked to be a servant, and became a friend.
She had been waiting years for this moment.
One man, in front of a throne, telling the truth.
They shot at him and they could not hit him.
Two thousand young men who had never fought before.
The mother who waited at the tent door.
He was going the wrong way, and then he was not.
Sixteen small stones, and a very good question.
The last one left, still writing.
An old king who built a tower so everyone could hear him.
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