Preacher’s Night Before Christmas

Preacher’s Night Before Christmas by Steven L. Layne, published by Arcadia Publishing in 2006, is a 32-page book that combines elements of poetry and storytelling. This edition presents a narrative centered around the members of Spring Lane Creek Church, who find themselves in a state of disarray as they prepare for the Christmas season. With a sick baby Jesus, disgruntled choir members, and a malfunctioning copy machine, the congregation faces mounting tension until a visit from Santa brings a reminder of the true meaning of Christmas.
Readers will discover a blend of juvenile nonfiction and fiction that explores themes of holidays and celebrations, particularly within a Christian context. The story unfolds as Pastor McDougall learns from Santa about the significance of the Christmas message, ultimately transforming the atmosphere of the church. This engaging tale not only highlights the challenges faced during the holiday season but also emphasizes the importance of faith and community.
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The members of Spring Lane Creek Church are in a panic. Their baby Jesus is sick, the choir hates their newly made Christmas robes, and the overused and underserviced church copy machine is on the blitz. Tears are shed, screams are heard, and just when it seems the congregation might organize a revolt against Pastor McDougall, Santa appears in the pastorï¿1/2s office. He gently points the pastor to the Bible, reminding him of the true miracle of Christmas. When Pastor McDougall emerges, he finds his congregation glowing from the same message delivered to them by Saint Nick.
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