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The Christmas Epic

As I read the Christmas story as a child, I would often picture myself with the wise men following the star or the shepherds as they were visited by the angels. At times, my imagination was such that I would be caught up in the wonder of that awesome moment. To think that the God who made everything has willingly put on the garment of His creation is a very humbling thought as well as an amazing wonder.

The Christmas Epic is a video we hope will help you capture the amazement of Christmas as it takes you beyond the nativity scene and into the bigger story of Christmas. Joy to the world, our Savior is born!

Watch this special video that reminds us of the greatest gift given to man, that we all are blessed to receive!

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If you have not, you simply must check out these bursts of inspiration from America's family expert, Dr. James Dobson, in our newly redesigned media center at familytalk.org.

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As a new and growing ministry, Family Talk has been reliant upon several core partners that have come alongside our mission to serve with Family Talk in helping families thrive. Friends at one such organization have been a true blessing, applying their God-given skills and expertise in the field of new media and video production to help bring Family Talk's videos to life.

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