What's In The Bible - Why Do We Call It Christmas?
	STYLE: Children RATING Not Rated OUR PRODUCT CODE: 117468- LABEL: 853026002370 FORMAT: DVD Christian Teaching RELEASE DATE: 2011-09-26 RRP: £9.99

Product Description
You’re invited to the Party of the year…an educational, informational, Christmical kind-of party! Join VeggieTales creator Phil Vischer and his friends Buck Denver, Captain Pete, Sunday School Lady, Clive and Ian for the most unusual Christmas party ever! We know Christmas is one of everyone’s favourite holiday. But have you ever wondered why we celebrate the birth of Jesus by chopping down trees and putting them in our houses? Or why we hang stockings by the fire? Or how Santa Claus became such a big part of Jesus’ birthday party? And why do we even call it “Christmas,” anyway? You’ve probably heard the Christmas story - but have you ever heard the story of Christmas? Come explore…. Why is it called “Christmas”? Why do we celebrate on Dec. 25th? What year was Jesus really born? What do Christmas trees have to do with Jesus? What about Santa Claus? Where did he come from? Which came first – Christmas or Hanukah? And which one did Jesus celebrate? What are the “12 Days of Christmas”? How does the name “Emmanuel” explain the real meaning of Christmas?

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Posted by John in A small village in Oxfordshire @ 22:37 on Nov 30 2011

This is an excellent DVD that works through why we call it "Christmas" (unsurprisingly given the title of the DVD), when Jesus was born, why we celebrate his birthday on the 25th Dec, Christmas trees, Santa Claus (so much better than the VeggieTales offering on this), Hannukah and most importantly: the real meaning of Christmas.

Absolutely spot on - informative and fun and a clear presentation of the gospel all aimed at Children aged 5-11.

Highly recommended.

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