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Whose Birthday Is it, Anyway? A radio adaptation of Alternatives’ best-known resource for Advent and Christmas. This episode features: Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas + Reflections
To LISTEN, click the player at the top or the bottom. For previous episodes, see the list at the bottom of these notes.
COMING next episode: “What Does JESUS Want for Christmas?” + Reflection + Real Life Experience
Christian Sine of Mustard Seed Associates offers a blog series for the Advent season. (Also, MSA contributions to Whose Birthday? — Reflections for Advent and the Christmas Season by Tom Sine, The Search for Meaning: Beyond a Commercialized World by Christine, and I Am a Recovering Christmas Hater. by MSA volunteer/staffer Jessica Stevens)
Worth meeting: Leah Kostamo, Earthkeeper, storyteller and author of Planted: A Story of Creation, Calling and Community.
Some of our resources have MEDIA RELEASES and BLOG POSTS that will help you recruit helpers for an event/activity. Then use them in newsletters, web sites, email blasts, etc. to bring people to the activity/event.
For SEASONAL HELPS, including links to AV and Text resources, see episode 6.
SEASONAL HELPS from Treasury of Celebrations: Create Celebrations That Reflect Your Values and Don’t Cost the Earth (published by Northstone, a division of Wood Lake, BC, Canada, best known for its Seasons of the Spirit curriculum) — September-December | ADVENT | CHRISTMAS
Most of Alternatives’ AV resources are part of this “Whose Birthday?” radio series. See episode 6 for a list. NEW – Advent/Christmas music from Sing Justice! Do Justice!
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In episode 8, I continue the six-part adaptation of the well-known “Whose Birthday Is It, Anyway?” which includes several of Alternatives’ audio shorts.
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To access individual previous episodes: #1: Getting Acquainted | #2: 5 Life Standards | #3: Saga of Simply Enough | #4: Beyond a Consumer Lifestyle-1 | #5: Beyond a Consumer Lifestyle-2 | #6: Whose Birthday Is It, Anyway?-1 (of 6)
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Click ABOUT for Music and Cover Art Credits. Guest Voices: Rita Iversen; The Whose Birthday? radio series, originally produced by Peter Iversen, has been slightly edited to remove dated information. GRAPHIC: Spirit of Simplicity: Art: Celebrating Advent/Christmas #3-A878
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