"Christmas at Red Butte" by Lucy Maud Montgomery

Classic Christmas Stories

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Podcast Notes:

🎄 Episode Title: Christmas at Red Butte by Lucy Maud Montgomery 🎄

In this episode of Classic Christmas Stories, Pastor Jason narrates “Christmas at Red Butte” by Lucy Maud Montgomery, a warm and charming holiday tale set in the Canadian countryside. This heartwarming story captures the magic of Christmas through the eyes of a young girl and her family, as they find joy and meaning in the simple yet precious moments of the season.

About the Story:

•Written by Lucy Maud Montgomery, the beloved author of Anne of Green Gables and other timeless tales.

•“Christmas at Red Butte” offers a gentle reminder of the beauty found in family, community, and the quiet miracles of Christmas.

What You’ll Love:

•A cozy, family-friendly story that evokes the peaceful, nostalgic spirit of a traditional Christmas.

•Pastor Jason’s inviting narration, bringing out the story’s warmth, humor, and depth.

•A celebration of kindness, love, and the joy of shared moments during the holiday season.

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Gather around and let this delightful story fill your heart with the warmth of family, friendship, and Christmas cheer.

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🎄 Thank you for listening, and may your Christmas be filled with peace, love, and holiday magic! 🎄

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I hope you enjoyed this episode! It brings me so much joy to share these stories, created with a love for storytelling and a hope to make your holiday season a little brighter. These tales are my Christmas gift to everyone who stumbles upon this humble podcast.

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