by Church @ 434 | Dec 12, 2024 | 2024 Christmas in Motion (3 different Mini-Series)
By the 1860s, Christmas cards had become a cultural phenomenon, bringing joy, humor, and heartfelt messages to mailboxes everywhere. In this episode of A Card is Born, we explore how advances in printing technology made Christmas cards a staple of the holiday season, fostering connection and community with a simple, thoughtful gesture. From winter landscapes to Santa’s circus side gigs, discover the charm and history behind this enduring tradition.
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by Church @ 434 | Dec 11, 2024 | 2024 Christmas in Motion (3 different Mini-Series)
In this episode of Crazy Christmas Tunes, we dive into the polarizing holiday classic, “Christmas Shoes.” Is it heartwarming or hilariously melodramatic? While some may love its tear-jerking tale, others can’t help but cringe at its soap opera vibes. But beneath the sentimentality lies a reminder of the season’s true spirit: compassion and generosity. Join me as we explore the emotions, humor, and deeper message behind this unforgettable (and maybe crazy) Christmas tune.
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by Church @ 434 | Dec 10, 2024 | 2024 Christmas in Motion (3 different Mini-Series)
Was The Night Before Christmas penned by Clement Clarke Moore or Henry Livingston Jr.? Join us as we dive into the literary mystery of this iconic holiday poem, exploring the intriguing feud, contrasting personalities, and enduring debate over its true authorship. But beyond the mystery lies a deeper question: where do we find our identity? This Christmas, let’s remember the ultimate gift that defines who we are.
#ChristmasInMotion #NightBeforeChristmas #ChristmasMystery #ClementClarkeMoore #HenryLivingstonJr
by Church @ 434 | Dec 9, 2024 | 2024 Christmas in Motion (3 different Mini-Series)
Join us for another episode of Crazy Christmas Tunes, where we unpack the whimsical absurdity of “I Want a Hippopotamus for Christmas.” Beneath the silliness lies a powerful reminder of childlike wonder and the ultimate Christmas miracle—the birth of hope through Jesus. Let this playful tune inspire you to believe in the impossible this holiday season!
#ChristmasInMotion #ChristmasWonder #HippoForChristmas #ChristmasMiracle #HolidayHope #Emmanuel
by Church @ 434 | Dec 8, 2024 | Home For Christmas
We often sing about the first Christmas night and imagine it to be a silent night. It was not! The first Christmas was chaotic and messy – a lot like some of our own Christmas celebrations in our own homes. In the midst of the mayhem and clutter, the peace of God radiates through our celebration and reminds us that God’s presence brings hope to our messy and unexpected moments. Get ready for a silent night with some holy messes!
