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Three Christmas Classics - Christmas Is, The City That Forgot Christmas and The Stableboy's Christmas

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Three classic Christmas tales on one DVD: "Christmas Is," about overcoming disappointment; "The City that Forgot About Christmas," about an uncaring community transformed by the Christmas story; and "The Stableboy's Christmas," about giving and sharing. Animation and live drama. 22-27 minutes per story.

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Running Time	approx 23 mins per story
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Video Format	Ntsc

Three classic Christmas tales on one DVD: "Christmas Is," about overcoming disappointment; "The City that Forgot About Christmas," about an uncaring community transformed by the Christmas story; and "The Stableboy's Christmas," about giving and sharing. Animation and live drama.

Christmas Is -- An animated classic about Benji, a disappointed little boy who must play the second shepherd in the school play -- again. Disappointment turns to joy when a daydream transports him and his lovable pooch, Waldo, back to the first Christmas. There the second shepherd shares with them the angels' message -- that Jesus is born in Bethlehem! (22 minutes)

The City That Forgot About Christmas -- The story of a woodcarver who lived in a village that had forgotten about Christmas. When he taught the children of the town about the birth of Jesus, the uncaring village was filled with the joy of Christ. This animated favorite features the voices of Sebastian Cabot, Charles Nelson Reilly, and Louis Nye. (22 minutes)

The Stableboy's Christmas -- This award-winning dramatic special finds 10-year-old Tammy traveling back in time to the first Christmas in Bethlehem and witnessing the little stableboy's act of unselfish love when he gives the Christ child his pet lamb. Tammy then realizes how sharing presents with others is a way of sharing God’s love at Christmas. (27 minutes)