Average age Santa isn't real

I've met Santa several times and even have a signed copy of his book 'The Red Suit Diaries'. This Atlanta Santa has a wonderful ministry. As a child gets down from his lap, he always reminds them to be very good and says.... 'Someone's watching everything you do.... and that's Jesus!'

Here's his website. I hope you'll check it out. It will certainly warm your heart!

http://www.stonemountainsanta.com/ministry.htm

http://www.fodac.org/

For Kids:
When you have a white beard and go around in a red suit, people notice you because you look, well, different.

Have you ever met someone who looks different? Maybe they were in a wheelchair...or on crutches? Perhaps they had a dog leading them. Or maybe they talked with their hands because they couldn't hear people's voices (that's called "sign language").

Sometimes, kids are frightened by someone who looks or acts different. But you do not need to be scared. Those people are just like you. Sometimes they laugh. Sometimes they cry. They have moms and dads and sisters and brothers. They like playing games and telling "knock-knock" jokes.

And they can be YOUR friend!

So the next time you see someone that you think is "different," be brave. Say hello! You'll be on your way to making a wonderful new friend!
http://www.fodac.org/kids.html

Diane

 

HomeBound said:

Such joy to believe in a fantasy?

Why would a KJV-onlyist have a problem with fantasy?