All I Really Want for Christmas

Steven Curtis Chapman

All I Really Want for Christmas is the third Christmas album by Steven Curtis Chapman, released in September 27, 2005. The album includes traditional holiday favorites such as "Go Tell It on the Mountain" and "Silver Bells", as well as some of Chapman's own Christmas songs, some of which have been featured on his previous Christmas albums. The album also features Chapman's adopted daughter, Shaohannah, on the album cover and retelling the story of the Nativity of Jesus (Luke 2:7-14) in h... [ Read More at Wikipedia ]

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Christian Rock Christmas Albums

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List of all Christian Rock Christmas albums; Christian Rock Christmas songs for the holidays. Every Chris...more

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Steven Curtis Chapman Albums, Discography

List of all Steven Curtis Chapman albums including EPs and some singles - a discography of Steven Curtis Chapman CDs and Steven Curtis Chapman records. List includes Steven Curtis Chapman album cover artwork in many cases, and if we are missing an album cover feel free to upload it in wiki fashion. This full ...more

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Rakeem Christmas helps Syracuse Orange celebrate in Cincinnati

Source: The Post-Standard - Syracuse.com (blog)

So this season, after their coach upbraids Rakeem Christmas for any number of shortcomings, the two Syracuse upperclassmen offer inspirational advice to restore Christmas’s faith. “He knows he’s got us. Coach can be tough on him all he wants.
Things I wanted (and Didn't Get) for Christmas

Source: DAILY KOS

I really, really want to believe that one. Hitting the homes of all the well behaved children on the planet ... I haven’t made a real Christmas list in about 30 years, but today seems as good a day as any to resurrect an old tradition.
GUS Thursday: A Re-run - All You need is Love

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And something really good happened to me this week ... Now, onto to fond memories of John Lennon who knew what he was talking about: All You do need is Love, Love, Love. As Billy Joel told us in a song: Only the good die young.