The Christmas Card Page #2

What can I do for you?

I was hopin'

you had a room available.

Ah, yes, quite a few,

actually.

But that's

only for tonight.

After that I'm filled up

through Christmas.

No, one night

would be fine, ma'am.

Oh, good, then I'll

have you fill this out.

If you don't mind.

So, you visiting folks

for the holidays?

No, I'm...

- I'm just passing through.

- Well,

then we'll have

to do our best

to impress you

quickly, won't we?

Uh, breakfast is at 8:00.

I was thinking of attending

church in the morning.

It's right

at the top of the hill.

We could sit together.

If you'd like, I mean.

Oh, ma'am, that'd

be great, thank you.

Oh, your keys, sir.

God, rest ye

merry gentlemen

let nothing

you dismay

remember Christ

our savior

was born

on Christmas day

to save us all

from Satan's power

when we were

gone astray

oh, tidings

of comfort and joy

comfort and joy

oh, tidings

of comfort and joy

oh, come

let us adore him

Mornin', bill.

Hi, Dennis, Phyllis.

Good to see you.

Hi, there.

Welcome. Welcome.

Oh, mornin', son.

Morning.

- Nice shine on those shoes.

- Oh, thank you, sir.

Oh, I bet

you're the visitor

that Selma wants

to sit next to today.

Yes, sir. She's

quite the host.

Well, you couldn't

pick a finer church.

It's beautiful.

What's your name?

Uh, Cody Cullen, sir.

Deacon of the month,

Luke spelman.

It's a real honor

to meet you, sir.

Honor?

I guess you haven't

caught wind of my reputation.

Oh, come let us

adore him

oh, come let us

adore him

Christ the lord

- good morning.

- Good morning.

There's an old

Hebrew saying,

"be kind to strangers.

By doing so, we may be

entertaining one of God's angels."

- That's right.

- So we'd like to welcome and warmly greet

any of you who might

be a stranger among us.

Here visiting

for the first time.

A... a-any visitors,

please stand...

- At this time.

- Come on Cody, stand up.

We wanna make

you feel welcome,

make you feel at home

here in God's house

on this fine holiday season.

Ah, welcome,

young man, welcome, sir.

Now we'd like

to invite you

for refreshments

after the service.

All right, let's sing

number 240.

Hark, the herald

angels sing.

Hark, the herald

angels sing

glory to

the newborn king

peace on earth,

and mercy mild

God and sinners

reconciled

joyful all ye

nations rise

join the triumph

of the skies

with angelic host

proclaim

Christ is born

in Bethlehem

hark, the herald

- angels sing...

- May the lord blessing keep you.

May his face

shine upon you.

Go forth in peace.

Nice to see you again.

Joy to the world

the lord is come

let earth

- receive her king

- oh, glad to see you're awake.

What I mean is...

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