Christopher and the Swordsman: How the Christ-Child and the Music Was Saved - Welch, Mark J.
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We all know the Christmas story, the timeless story about Mary and Joseph and the birth of baby Jesus in a manger under a bright star, while the stable animals looked on and the wise men came bearing gifts. Shepherds came to worship after a visit from a choir of angels telling them of the birth of The Savior. The world would never be the same, but did it really go that smoothly? What if someone or something had tried to prevent that awesome event? This is a story of what almost would have been if there had not been someone there to witness and protect that which had been declared by the…mehr

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We all know the Christmas story, the timeless story about Mary and Joseph and the birth of baby Jesus in a manger under a bright star, while the stable animals looked on and the wise men came bearing gifts. Shepherds came to worship after a visit from a choir of angels telling them of the birth of The Savior. The world would never be the same, but did it really go that smoothly? What if someone or something had tried to prevent that awesome event? This is a story of what almost would have been if there had not been someone there to witness and protect that which had been declared by the prophets long ago. This story is about a boy, a girl, a man with a sword who does not want to use it, the power of love, faith, and a very special weapon that can restore or remove that which is Devine.
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Mark Joseph Welch lives in San Antonio, Tx with his wife, Maria, daughter, and son. He earned a BS from Texas A&M, where he played guitar and sang in the coffee house. He also earned a BS in Physical Therapy and a Master's degree in Music from Southwest Texas State. He is employed as a full-time Physical Therapist but music is his first love. Mark firmly believes that if you truly want to get your point across, whether to a fellow human being, an angel, or God in heaven, you better put it to music, because music is a gift from God, no less, whether we understand that or not.