It’s Christmas Day, and Steve Webb and James Cooper wrap the third year of the Lifespring! Why Christmas show by reading about the birth of the Christ child. In addition, they have a bit of fun talking about their Christmas plans.
Well it’s very nearly Christmas! For the last of our languages, we’re staying close to James in the UK to hear some Welsh, Scots and Gaelic. We’ll also be finding out about Christmas Pudding and Mince Pies and celebrating the new year in Scotland.
Thanks to Mark Hunter from the Tartan Podcast for his message!
Back to Europe today, where we’ll learn a bit of Christmas culture as celebrated in Italy! Steve Webb hosts this episode.
We’re off on a long journey today, as we’re going down under to visit New Zealand. Find out how to say Merry Christmas in the Maori language and also how some of James’s cousin in New Zealand might celebrate Christmas – in the middle of their summer!
Thank you to Sarah for how to say Merry [...]
Lots of great music on this special edition of Lifespring!
David Phelps…”Hallelujah!”
Greener…”Christmas Song”
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“Christmas Song” (mp3)
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Doug Boldt…”Hark! The Herald Angels Sing with Angels We Have Heard On High”
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Steve McDonald…”Happy Christmas”
Steve McDonald
“Happy Christmas” (mp3)
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Today we’re going to hear about the presents that Jesus received as a baby and the people that gave them to him, the wise men or magi.
Click here for the link to the online planetarium.
Today we’re going to Belgium where are two official languages for us to try! We’ll also be finding out about some Christmas traditions in Belgium.
Away In A Manger Was written in 1887, and is commonly known as “Luther’s Cradle Hymn.” But did the great German Reformer, Martin Luther, really write the words? Did he sing them by the cradle of his little son, Hans?
Listen to the show for a possible answer.
This hymn is beautifully performed by David Phelps, from [...]
