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New Beginnings Church, 1203 E. Calle 42 will present the program love to save theWorldChristmasmusic during the early service on Sunday, beginning at 11:45 amFaith held Christian Outreach Church, MA biggest celebration event of the year, is called Encounter am and 11 am Sunday at the church, 13116 U.S. 177. Another performance will take place December 21 at Shawnee High School. For additional details about the Christian faith outreach services, AM, call 275 2988.Also Jones Theatre December 21 held its 89th annual free Christmas Show at the Hornbeck Theater, located in downtown Shawnee. After Forever Shrek, the African Union, which has a PG rating, is the projection for this event, which begins at 10 am
December 22, Northridge Church of Christ, 1001 E. MacArthur will be hosting a family Christmas that is open to the public. This event includes cookies, decorative ornaments and a candy cane reindeer crafts for children, as well as singing carols and exchanging holiday stories.This was my second time this week, and I, AOM happy about it! I had a fight vegetarian and, apparently, you get a side of pancakes with it, too! I was not expecting that. I still pretty damn AOM full.The Dutch keeps the legend of St. Nicholas alive. In the 16 th century Holland, Dutch children placed their wooden shoes by the fireplace in the hope of being filled with a treat. The Dutch St. Nicholas as Sint writes Nikolaos, who became St. Nicholas, and finally, in Anglican, to Santa Claus. In 1822, Clement C. Moore wrote the poem, A Visit from Saint Nicholas.
