60-Second Seminary - Why Jesus Is Better Than Santa

by Stephanie Thomas on December 15, 2022

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This one-minute video from a Children's Minister discusses why Jesus is better than Santa.

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Stephanie Thomas is the Children's Minister at Central Bible Church.

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Christmas (Life Issues) Jesus Christ (Theology) Children's Ministry (Equipping Leaders)

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