We hope you enjoy these Christmas adventures during this season of celebrating our Savior’s birth!
For unto us a child is born, unto us a son is given: | Isaiah 9:6
Tune in for our exciting Christmas dramas beginning Friday, November 28th.
Dramas will play at 7pm on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday | 8pm Christmas Eve | 3pm Christmas Day.
Date
Title
Description
Peanut Butter Christmas
11/28 | Friday
The Carpenter family experiences a Christmas nightmare when a blizzard leaves them stranded in a motel room without electricity on Christmas Day. But their nightmare becomes a favorite Christmas memory as the children learn that the spirit of Christmas lives not in what we get, but in what we give.
12/1 | Monday
Then Jesus Came
There’s a new pastor at Forest Grove’s only church; and as Christmas approaches, Pastor Jeff Thompson is about to learn that the only thing colder than the winters here is his new church home.
12/2 | Tuesday
The Richest Family in Town
Christmas 1949: A single mother and her three children, living on practically pennies, get excited about the chance to give a Christmas gift to the poorest family in town when their church begins raising the special offering. They all pull together and learn that the richest family is the one that gives more than they keep.
12/4 | Thursday
Season of Light
In the radio drama, “Season of Light,” begin in Nazareth and follow Mary and Joseph to a stable in Bethlehem, getting a glimpse into their lives and emotions at the time of Jesus’ Birth.
12/5 | Friday
Klinkenschnell
Invented by Dr. Tinkle the clockmaker, Klinkenschnell is the most unique Christmas bell ever made, and it must be handled with care. When four curious kiddos get their hands on Klinkenschnell, they find themselves on a Christmas journey back in time as Klinkenschnell transports them to major events surrounding the birth of Christ. Before they get home, the children will learn the importance of Christ's birth and their Christian duty to ring out that good news.
12/8 | Monday
Ten Thousand Hallelujahs
“Do you believe in Christmas?” When 82-year-old Mary Snider is faced with a serious illness, she uses this question over and over again to reach even the coldest of hearts for Jesus. Listen as each new friend learns the difference between celebrating Christmas and experiencing Christmas.
12/9 | Tuesday
If Jesus Had Not Come
On Christmas Eve, the Lasseter Family's traditional reading of the Christmas story from the Bible takes an untraditional turn when they begin considering the question, "What if Jesus had not come?" As they try to imagine the impact of the absence of Christ, the Lassiders realize that from Bible times to our times, everything and everyone would be dramatically different.
12/11 | Thursday
I Heard the Bells
What Kasie wants is an important assignment at the Herald. What her editor gives her is one more chance to prove that she can write something warm and fuzzy for the Christmas edition of the paper. Certain that a trip home will inspire Kasie’s merrier and brighter side, Mr. Parker hands her a deadline and sends her packing. Tensions are as thick as she figured they’d be at home with her mom and brother. But while she’s there, her work draws her attention to the beloved carols of the Christmas season, and their message draws her attention to the salvation she desperately needs.
12/12 | Friday
Harold, The King
Nine-year-old King Harold mistakenly believes his birthday is the reason everyone celebrates Christmas. King Harold has heard an imposter is trying to replace him as the King of Christmas, and sets out to find and punish him. Join Patch the Pirate and his crew as they help King Harold find the real King of Christmas.
12/15 | Friday
The Hope of Christmas
Twenty-two-year-old Joey Miller knows how it feels to be hopeless. When Joey was 15 years old, his dad walked out on his family and didn’t come back. Feeling deserted, Joey distanced himself from friends, from the Lord, and even from his mother, Sara. From there, his life spiraled toward destruction; but neither Sara nor Pastor Morgan would give up hope, choosing to pray and wait. Listen in as Joey and his mom, Sara, along with Pastor Morgan, reminisce about Joey’s journey from anger’s darkness to God’s light. Their story will encourage you to truly believe Jesus Christ who is the “Hope of Christmas.”
12/16 | Tuesday
Herald the News
It's Christmas Eve, and Tom, the editor of the Daily News Herald, is working late to get the Christmas edition of the newspaper completed. While he's been focused on work for the past three years, his wife, Ruth, has been praying that he will believe the Good News of the Gospel. Reviewing the work of his news team, Tom is about to finally see what's been in front of his eyes all along.
12/18 | Thursday
The Greatest Gift
As Missy faces her first Christmas without her mother, she becomes preoccupied with one Christmas mission: finding the perfect gift for her grandmother. Go with Missy from door to door and into a pawn shop in search of the greatest gift.
12/19 | Friday
Christmas Spirit
Amidst all the Christmas commotion, young Amy can’t see why Christmas is such a big deal. Mom and Dad are too busy to answer her questions; little sister, Bip, is too little to think about it; and big brother, Michael, assures her that Christmas is such a big deal because of all the toys. How can Amy truly enjoy a celebration that she doesn’t really understand? It may be that Grandma can help when she takes Amy and her siblings on an amazing, dreamy adventure to rediscover the true meaning of Christmas.
12/22 | Monday
Come as a Child
Miss Leslie is organizing the kids for their part in the church Christmas program. They do this every year; so, everyone knows why, right? But new-comer, Sam, can't understand why they're wearing bathrobes and fussing over a baby doll. And when the rest of the children prove by their answers that they're not much more aware than Sam, Miss Leslie decides that practice can wait while she explains what it means to come as a child.
12/23 | Tuesday
The Christmas Stranger
The Heath Family thought they could make it to Grandma and Grandpa's house ahead of the winter storm, but they were wrong. When they get the chance to nab the last room at a bed and breakfast, just ahead of a young couple, they are reminded what God commanded concerning taking in strangers. More than one life is changed on Christmas Eve as the Lord opens hearts to the Christmas Stranger.
Christmas Eve | 8PM
Christmas Carol
John and Carol Bailey have enthusiastically invited an eleven-year-old orphan named Jamie to spend a few days in their home for Christmas. That is, John is enthusiastic. While Carol is willing to put up a friendly front, the thought of an orphan-guest stirs up memories and emotions that she’s hidden in her heart for years. And Jamie…She’s not at all excited about getting a glimpse of family life only to be shuttled back to the orphanage days later. But Carol and Jamie are about to find out that God’s gift of His Son means everyone can have a family Christmas every day.
Christmas Day | 3PM
Star of Hope
After losing his sight during a battle at Camp Hope in Iraq, Patrick is home in time for Christmas. He faces the struggles of adjusting to his blindness and to the loss of His friend, David, who was captured in that same battle. As the faithful witness of his buddy, David, keeps ringing in Patrick's ears, God leads Patrick toward a Star of Hope that will change his deepest darkness into eternal light.