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A Very SBE Christmas

Erik Guzman December 21st, 2007

Steve Brown is a notorious Scrooge. So, on this weekend before Christmas edition of Steve Brown Etc., we had an intervention.

Cathy and I, along with Tony Campolo, cornered Steve in the studio and did all we could to baptize The Old White Guy with the Christmas spirit.

Then, when our attempts failed, we brought in the big guns. Don't miss my 7-year-old daughter Hannah's national radio debut in the last segment of the program.

Listen via one of the options below.

From everyone here at Key Life Network and SBE, we wish you the merriest of Christmases and a blessed New Year.

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4 Responses to “A Very SBE Christmas”

Christov December 25th, 2007

Merry Christmas Steve, Erik, Sharon, Cathy, Hannah, Tony, Pinglings, administrative and other staff.

Ebenezer Erskine December 26th, 2007

I like what you have to say here. You may have an ally in my blog. Please come and check out my mission, I think you will be in agreement.

Chemical Erik December 27th, 2007

Watch out, the flying spegetti monster is going to get us Christians!
http://www.dailykos.com/storyonly/2007/12/26/72046/268/826/426324

Yep, people are actually worshipping spegetti:
http://www.venganza.org/

Hope everyone gets a good laugh out of this.

Barb Lazer December 11th, 2009

You know – We all know of people who, for whatever the reasons cannot handle too much "Christmas spirit". There is much pain out there (myself included) – thank you so much for sharing the Christmas story from a child's voice. It DOES give me cause to lay aside the memories that create the pain and be very thankful
for Jesus in the season. Thanks again for "Christmas Pain ".