EmailThis is video 4 of 12 in the What’s in the Bible? 12 Questions of Christmas Blog Tour. Check out What’s in the Bible? each day to find the location of the next video in the series. These video clips about Christmas would be great to watch together as a family. I will probably show them to our kids in Children’s Church. You can find the other ten days linked from here.
What does Santa Claus have to do with Jesus’ birthday?
What’s in the Bible? is the new 13-DVD series from VeggieTales creator Phil Vischer designed to walk kids and families through the Bible, from Genesis to Revelation. DVDs 1-4 (Genesis – Ruth) are available now.
Editor’s Note: This contest has now closed and I’ve notified the winners by email. Thanks to all who shared their Christmas memories and to What’s In the Bible? for the great prizes.
As part of this promotion, the people from What’s in the Bible? have offered four copies of this DVD to giveaway on our website. To win, just leave a comment below telling me about your favorite Christmas memory.
If this is your first comment on the site, it may take a few hours to appear. We monitor new commentators to prevent spam. I will use Random.org to select the four winners on Friday 10 December 2010. One restriction, we can only ship the DVDs to locations within the USA.
I hope you enjoy the video and I’m looking forward to hearing your Christmas stories in the comment section below.
Wait there’s more . . . You can browse all of our printable Christmas Lessons and coloring pages. Our free materials are perfect to use in your church, home, or school. There is no charge and you are welcome to copy as many as you like.
Related posts:
- Santa Claus and Children’s Ministry: How Do You Respond?
- Happy Birthday Jesus Coloring Page
- Happy Birthday Jesus Party
- Christian Christmas Story Video Part 3 “Jesus is Born”
- Story of Christmas Video Part 4 “Birth of Jesus at Christmas”
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AMEN!!! soo happy! Thank you so much! I will make the most out of “What’s in the Bible?”
Here are the comment # and winners selected by random.org. I’ll email them all and have the prize shipped out to them. Thanks to all who shared their memories!
79 – Nancy
10 – Cindy
50 – Charles
72 – Beth
My favorite Christmas Day was in 1994. My family gathered at my parents house to open our gifts in Christmas Eve. We open our gifts at midnight but before we start opening the gifts we start with a prayer and then we sing some Christmas songs. On that particular day everyone was getting gifts. My husband kept telling me you have not recieved a gift. I told him that that was find I was have a joyful time seeing everyone else opening thier gifts. After all the gifts were passed out my mother said, “Wait, I have a gift for you, it is not wrapped because you always wrap the gifts for me and you would know before Christmas what you would get.” She gave me a quilt she had quilted herself hy hand. I felt I had gotten the best gift I had ever gotten. I no longer have my mother but I still treasure the quilt she gave me that Christmas Day.
My favorite Christmas memory was when my pastor’s wife sang the song “Go Light Your World” during our Christmas Eve candlelight service. We saw how one person filled with the light and love of God can spread that love and light to others. Though the room started off dark, it was soon bright, all starting from one lone candle.
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