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Celebrate Our Christian Holidays Like You Were There

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Celebrate American (and world) holidays like you were there! Learn their Biblical and true historical origins. Have the myths and misinformation exposed.

In Part I, discover a fresh perspective on the history of sixteen holidays, solidly researched from original sources. Don’t just read what others have said, hear what these significant American and World Leaders actually said through their own logs, journals and writings. Included are practical ideas to celebrate each holiday.

In Part II, celebrate just like you were there, with ten original skits, plays or monologues, ready for family reading aloud, doing a quick skit with a small group, or a full stage production with costumes and blocking! All materials are school, church and kid-tested!

ISBN-13: 978-0-9836436-0-9

Publisher: The Biblical Thinker

Publication Date: 2012

Edition: 1st Edition

Reading Age: 5-105

Format: Softcover

Print Length: 154

Weight: 14oz

Product Dimension:

11.125(h) x 8.5(w) x 25(d)

Holidays Include:

Constitution Day―September 17 (includes the skit “America and Christianity, What’s the Connection?”)

Columbus Day―October 12

Reformation Day―October 31 (includes skits for Martin Luther, John Huss and John Wycliffe)

Thanksgiving Day―Fourth Thursday in November (includes the skit “The Steadfast Faith of the Pilgrims”)

Bill of Rights Day―December 15

Forefathers Day―December 21

Christmas Day―December 25

Stonewall Jackson Day―January, date varies

Valentine’s Day―February 14 (monologue on “The True Story of Valentine)

George Washington’s Birthday―February 22 (includes a monologue on “The Father of Our Nation”)

Patrick’s Day―March 17 (interview with Mowhen Soke, Patrick of Ireland)

First Landing Day―April 29 (includes the skit “America’s Dedication to God”)

National Day of Prayer―First Thursday in May

Memorial Day―Last Monday in May

Flag Day―June 14

Independence Day―July 4 (includes the skit “The March of Liberty”)

This treasure trove of historical details is perfect for teaching families, in schools, homeschools, Sunday schools and for adult education.

- Check Out these Sample Skits -

Customers Say

Celebrating holidays unique to our American Christian history throughout the 12 month year is a tradition shared with every culture and civilization according to their own unique history. Every people group from earliest times have marked events in their history with memorializing activities. They are teaching tools to pass onto subsequent generations the who, what, when, where, how, and why of their people. But even as we, collectively and commercially, celebrate Thanksgiving, Christmas, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Columbus Day, Reformation Day, and more, how do we mark its historic significance to who we are as an individual, as an American citizen, and as a Christian beyond feasting and door-buster sales?

Cathryn Ross