"Female angels descend in a graceful curve to join Christ in ministering to the children. The central angel ministers by washing the face of a little neglected child." Perhaps influenced by her own grandmotherly acts, Teichert interprets ministering as also bringing an abundance of food and drink . . . These emblems symbolize Christ's promise: to eat and never hunger and drink and never thirst . . . The youngsters are delighted by the offerings. Older children bring forth infants too young to come by themselves, and one child turns to help anot. . .