The Christmas cross : a story about finding your way home for the holidays

__The Christmas Cross__ is a story about finding your way home for the holidays, told in the context of one man's journey in a small Texas town. Unique interactive elements inside this book-including envelopes with pullout letters and surprises-makes this a one-of-a-kind Christmas treasure.

a Chicago Journalist Finds Himself In A Small Texas Town On Christmas Eve. Lonely And Alone, He Encounters Old Faces And New Facts…a Hand Carved Manger, A Father's Guilt, A Young Girl's Faith. The Trip Into The Past Holds His Key To The Future, And A Scarlet Cross Shows Him The Way Home.

this Christmas Treasure, Formerly Titled the Christmas Cross, Is Quickly Becoming A Christmas Classic. With More Than 94,000 Sold Since Its Original Release, This Story Was Also A Popular Television Movie For Christmas 2004.

the New Jacketed Hardcover Novella Format Makes This The Perfect Companion To an Angel's Story, Max Lucado's Other Popular Christmas Novella From Westbow Press.

A Chicago journalist finds himself in a small Texas town on Christmas Eve. Lonely and alone, he encounters old faces and new facts ... a hand carved manger, a father's guilt, a young girl's faith. The trip into the past holds his key to the future, and a scarlet cross shows him the way home. This Christmas treasure, formerly titled The Christmas Cross, is quickly becoming a Christmas classic. With more than 94,000 sold since its original release, this story was also a popular television movie for Christmas 2004. The new jacketed hardcover novella format makes this the perfect companion to An Angel's Story, Max Lucado's other popular Christmas novella from WestBow Press A Chicago journalist, estranged from his wife, travels to Texas on Christmas Eve to investigate a photograph of a church his father received in the mail and meets a church janitor who tells him a story that changes his life and brings him back to love. Includes photographs from the motion picture starring Megan Follows and William Moses Tells the story of a lonely newspaper editor who, on a search for meaning and purpose, visits the small town in Texas where he was born. He encounters an unusual manger scene in front of a church, where an old man tells him a remarkable story. The book contains interactive elements - including envelopes with pull-out letters A Chicago journalist finds himself in a small Texas town on Christmas Eve. On a lonely quest, he encounters old faces and new facts--a hand carved manger, a father's guilt, a young girl's faith. This trip into the past holds the key to his future--and the way home Finding himself in a small Texas town on Christmas Eve, a lonely journalist from Chicago learns the stories of a hand-carved manger, a father's guilt, and a young girl's faith, and is prompted to reevaluate his past.