Christmas Odyssey : 12 Stories Celebrating The True Meaning Of Christmas (Audio CD)
$34.99
Forget those serene manger images you see on Christmas cards. A Christmas Odyssey revisits the Christmas story as Connie and Eugene “crash” Bethlehem for Jesus’ birth. “Silent Night?” Hardly! Then zoom back to the present for a Kids’ Radio reenactment that’s too close for comfort: “Mary” goes into premature labor! There’s enough drama to go around for several Christmases. Or multiple replays. Whichever comes first.
Ages 6 and up
1 in stock
SKU (ISBN): 9781589974722
Produced by: Focus On The Family | Produced by: Marshal Younger | Produced by: Dave Arnold
Binding: Audio CD
Published: 2007
Adventures In Odyssey
Publisher: Tyndale House Publishers
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