Merry Christmas TTW family!
Pastor Jonathan here, with a few updates as we move into Christmas. We just sent out lots of our new coffee mugs, and we're still taking orders through New Year's Day. Details on that are below.
The Shepherd of Bethlehem (Audio Drama)
Just in time for Christmas, we have a very powerful audio drama that's perfect for the season. The Shepherd of Bethlehem is a dramatic retelling of the Christmas story from an eyewitness perspective. The story is told by a shepherd named Josiah, who happened to be watching his sheep on the hills outside Bethlehem on that fateful night when a host of angels appeared with some very big news. This one-man audio drama in two acts was written and performed by Bill Welsh (TTW Acts audio guides), and it's one of my favorite holiday traditions.
You can find the Shepherd of Bethlehem plan on the TTW Browse page in the New and Updated section. It's a two-day plan, and the audio is about 30 minutes each day. Perfect for listening with family, for your drive time to grandma's house, or wherever this busy season gives you a little time to stop and listen. And in other holiday news...
Coffee Mugs Mailed - Still Time to Order Yours!
TTW coffee mugs are free for every donor this year! We've mailed the first big batch of mugs (over 2000!). If you ordered by the December 13 deadline, you should have them in time for Christmas (shipping outside the US is slow - so expect delays). The deadline for orders is New Year's day, and the next batch will be mailed mid-January.
- Step 1: Donate at throughtheword.org/giving (if you donated already, step 1 is done!)
- Step 2: Order your mug at https://ttw.churchcenter.com/people/forms/321732
TTW Mug Re-Order Form (for damaged mugs, etc)
We have received a few reports of broken handles and mugs that didn't quite survive shipping. If that happened to you, we're so sorry! And we want to set it right. We have some extras set aside just for this. Please fill out this form and we'll get a replacement out to you asap!
Merry Christmas, and Happy New Year!
Jonathan Ferguson
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