Baby Jesus: The Force Awakens - working title of a sermon not yet (and maybe never will be) written.
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Wednesday, 16 December 2015
Baby Jesus: The Force Awakens
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Subtitled: the little Lord Jesus, no sabre he takes??
It's an interesting concept and I've thought about it too - but no time to go see this year, so I'll be doing the "Christmas adverts" for Midnight I think!
Someone this last week reflected on it for Thought for the Day (R4), I recall it was rather good...
Posted by: Stuart Elliott | Saturday, 19 December 2015 at 05:00 PM