Christmas Movies
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Christmas in the Bible
World Traditions
Christmas History
Youth Leaders
100

This 1990 film features Kevin McCallister defending his home from the “Wet Bandits.”

Home Alone

100

This song begins with the line, “You better watch out, you better not cry.”

Santa Claus Is Comin’ to Town

100

This town is where Jesus was born, fulfilling Old Testament prophecy.

Bethlehem

100

In Germany, children leave out their shoes for this gift-giver on Dec. 6.

Saint Nicholas

100

This company popularized the modern red-suited image of Santa Claus in a 1930s advertising campaign, unifying his appearance worldwide.

Coca-Cola

100

Jimmy has a heart valve made out of this type of metal.

Titanium

200

In Elf, Buddy says, "the best way to spread Christmas cheer is _____________________________."

Singing loud for all to hear

200

This Christmas song repeats the phrase “tidings of comfort and joy.”

God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen

200

The angel Gabriel appeared to this woman to announce the birth of Jesus.

Mary

200

In Mexico, Las Posadas reenacts this biblical couple’s search for lodging.

Mary and Joseph

200

This 4th-century bishop from Myra became the historical inspiration for Santa Claus.

St. Nicholas

200

This youth leader had a pet chicken as a child that acted more like a dog.

Joanna

300

This 1964 stop-motion special features the title character teaming up with Hermey and Yukon Cornelius.

Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer

300

This famous carol includes the words “round yon virgin, mother and child.”

Silent Night

300

This prophet spoke of a virgin giving birth to a son called Immanuel.

Isaiah

300

In Australia, Christmas takes place during this season of the year because it is in the Southern Hemisphere.

Summer

300

This 19th-century poem, beginning with “’Twas the night before Christmas,” helped shape many modern ideas about Santa’s sleigh and reindeer.

A Visit from St. Nicholas

300

This youth leader used to barrel race horses and has been to 7 countries outside of the US.

Pastor Beth

400

In The Polar Express, the boy receives this item as the first gift of Christmas.

A silver bell

400

This carol includes the line, “Let every heart prepare Him room.“

Joy To The World

400

According to Matthew, the Holy Family fled to this country to escape Herod.

Egypt

400

In the United Kingdom, this dessert is traditionally served at Christmas dinner and often set on fire briefly.

Christmas Pudding

400

This country is widely credited with beginning the tradition of decorating Christmas trees as we know them today.

Germany

400

This youth leader's favorite animal is the manatee and skipped their sophomore year of high school.

Raistlin

500

In It’s a Wonderful Life, this guardian angel shows George Bailey what life would be like if he’d never been born.

Clarence

500

This song became the first Christmas song ever broadcast on radio in 1906. (Hint: Pastor Cash’s favorite Christmas song)

O Holy Night

500

This ruler ordered a census that caused Joseph and Mary to travel to Bethlehem.

Caesar Augustus

500

Many Eastern Orthodox Christians celebrate Christmas in January because they follow this calendar.

Julian Calendar

500

This English author’s 1843 novella played a major role in reviving and reshaping Christmas celebrations during the Victorian era.

Charles Dickens

(author of A Christmas Carol)

500

This youth leader built a motorized bicycle as a kid and got pulled over by the police for going too fast.

Aaron

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