Proof The Bible Is True

During the Christmas season, Mary (Erin Bethea) experiences emotional trials that cause her to question her faith until a visitor (Brett Varvel) arrives and her husband (Jason Burkey) receives an unexpected miracle. Erin Bethea, Jason Burkey, Brett Varvel, Micah Lynn Hanson, Kimberly Cruchon Brooks, James Pilachowski, Lily Bowen, Justin Mane, Jacqueline Yunez, Ethan Mathias Thomas Bonifield: director

Sent on a journey 170 years into the future, Scrooge encounters a world even colder and greedier than his own, a world that includes a young cutthroat businessman named Timothy Cratchit VI. Will Scrooge be able to turn Cratchit from his selfish ways and teach him the true meaning of Christmas? Mister Scrooge to See You! is a lighthearted and entertaining follow-up to Dicken’s classic tale. Director: Steven F. Zambo Starring: David Ruprecht, Matt Koester, Shannon Moore

When the pastor and his wife change the church’s Christmas pageant, the choir decides to boycott. In order to fix this, the pastor disguises himself as an old man to lead them back to church. Directed and Written by Sean Morgan Starring Lindsey Register, Victoria Jackson, Erin Bethea

Mickey Rooney stars in this made-for-TV movie about a young girl who wants a grandfather for Christmas. She instead finds a “pseudo-grandfather” in homeless ex-con Elmer (Rooney), who helps to teach the girl about the true meaning of Christmas. Director: Peter McCubbin Writers: Peter Ferri, Peter McCubbin Starring: Mickey Rooney, Simon Richards, Lesley Kelly

Christmas time at the home of George and Denise but all is not well – George is worried about a friend while Denise frets over the Christmas concert at their church. Solutions come to the fore on a Silent Night, when everyone is reminded of The Gift of Christmas. Director: Tom Whitus Writers: John B. VanMeter, Tom Whitus Stars: Bruce Davison, Dee Wallace, Jenn Gotzen

Amy, Catherine, and Charles Fay can’t wait for their Uncle Henry to arrive for Christmas. This is the first year since Mama passed away and the children are working together to fill the void and put together a Christmas play at their church. With the help of Uncle Henry’s new song, “We Three Kings”, not only is the Christmas pageant a success, but the children learn truths about Jesus and the gifts that were given to Him by the Magi. Directed by Joseph Graber and Stacie Graber Starring Rebecca St. James, Michael W. Smith, Nise Davies

During the Depression, a family struggles to get by, expecting another Christmas without presents until their father brings home a dollar for them to spend on gifts. Director: John Lyde Writers: Sally Meyer, Gale Sears Stars: Brian Krause, Nancy Stafford, Danielle C. Ryan

A girl is suddenly forced to leave her happy orphanage home and move to a far more harsh institution, where the headmaster takes an instant dislike to her. She keeps her spirits up through her lonely life by looking forward to a traditional Christmas treat, and when the holiday arrives, something unexpected happens.

A toy store owed by a Christian man has to deal with an evil competitor who opens a bigger store across the street with a purpose in mind of putting the smaller store out of business. This is a touching story with a very evangelistic Christmas message. This movie has a nice feel to it and will be good to watch with the family during the Christmas season. Director: Keith Perna Writer: Keith Perna Starring: Ryan-Iver Klann, Tim Kaiser, Rebekah Cook, Ann Filippis, Christy Storey