The Christmas Card
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- 2006
- 84 min
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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
"Dear service member,
"I hope this card
finds you in good health
"and preparing
to enjoy the holidays.
"At this time of year,
I can be thankful for.
"I was raised
in a loving home
"by wonderful parents.
"My folks,
Rosie and Luke,
"send their Christmas
greetings to you
"along with mine.
"Nevada city
has been home
"to the spelman family
for 3 generations.
"I could have left,
"but everything
that was important to me
"was here.
"Our lives are
not about things.
"Family and friends...
People... are at the heart of it.
"You won't find a chain store
or mall around here,
"and... and that suits us
just fine.
operation Christmas card
"every year for our
troops overseas.
"The church is at the center
"for many of our activities
and social events.
"The doors are open
"24 hours a day to anyone.
"Believe me,
"you have many friends here.
"You just haven't
met them yet.
"I'm sure being
far from your loved ones
"weighs heavy on your heart.
"When I met my boyfriend
"he was everything
I was looking for.
"Since then, his business
has kept us living far
"from one another.
"I bet you'll be
back with your family
long before he and I
live I in the same zip code."
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oh, what fun
it is to ride
in a one horse
open sleigh
hey
- jingle bells
- ho ho ho.
Hey, sarge.
What are you
up to, Jones?
Hey, hey, how about
snappin' a photo, chief?
Where'd you boys
get those hats?
From the dancers
at the u.S.O. Show.
Oh, a Christmas card for you from
our admirers back in the states.
sent us all Christmas cards.
Give it to one of the boys
who didn't make the show.
Can't do that, sarge.
The army entrusted me with
the assignment of giving you
this card.
Mm-hmm.
Ho ho ho.
Jingle bells,
jingle bells
jingle all the way
"if you're ever out west,
please come visit us.
"We'd love to thank you
in person for your service
and sacrifice."
"I speak for everyone
in Nevada city
"when I say that we are
grateful to you
"for making sure
that we're safe and secure.
"I'm attaching a photo
of our church.
"Know that the lights there are
burning for all of you tonight
"in the hope that next
Christmas you'll be home.
"And the world
will be at peace.
"You're in our thoughts,
"and you're in our prayers.
"With loving best wishes
for the season,
faith spelman."
Did you get a nice
Christmas card, team sarge?
I did, jonesy,
thank you.
Looks like you've got quite
like you to have a cookie.
- She would, would she?
- Said so herself.
Thank her for me.
Oh.
This is her most recent photo.
She gets prettier
every day.
You're a lucky man.
Merry Christmas,
sarge.
Merry Christmas.
Man, I don't know
about you, Lewis,
but I did not
sign up for this.
You got that
right, brother.
Hey, me and liddy
picked a date last night.
Nice.
Valentine's day.
Congratulations,
jonesy.
Thanks.
Liddy and I would
like you to be there.
Incoming!
Uhh!
- Jonesy!
- Get out of there!
Just let it go!
Man, go!
Jonesy!
First squad,
secure that hill!
You'll be fine,
buddy. Come on.
Ahh...
Edo, get a medevac.
You're gonna be
all right, jonesy.
Everything's gonna
be ok, buddy.
- I need a medevac.
- At check point zulu, one priority.
Over.
Fragment wounds and
crush injury. Over.
U.S.S.F. W.I.A.
This is Charley 2-2. Out.
At ease,
master sergeant Cullen.
Mind if I sit
and talk a sec?
Please, sir.
I was sorry to hear
about sergeant Jones.
Lousy luck.
It was, sir.
You're about
to rotate home.
I'm thinking
of extending, sir.
I think you need
to take some leave, Cullen.
Look, Jones
wasn't your fault.
Time for some r&r.
That's an order,
sergeant.
I need you
to do something for me.
There's a young widow
stateside that needs these.
And while you're home,
Think about your life...
What you want,
your family,
a career out
of this uniform we wear.
You've stood watch
a long time now.
Maybe it's time
to find out what's next.
Hello, liddy.
Sergeant Cullen.
I would've
recognized you anywhere.
Jonesy used to send me
pictures of you all.
I would have
given my life for him.
If I had the chance.
I came here because
I wanted to tell you...
- Howdy.
- Afternoon.
Hmm.
What can I get for ya?
Uh, you have
chicken salad club?
Curly fries.
- Mm-hmm.
- Extra crispy.
- All right.
- White, wheat, or rye?
Rye.
And a hot chocolate.
Marshmallows?
Even better.
How you doin'?
Hey, bill.
Molly...
Can I get some ketchup?
Thanks.
Mmm...
Molly.
I thought
I ordered it to go.
Faith, that isn't yours.
Whose is it?
It's his.
You ordered
on rye with crispy
curly fries
and hot chocolate
with marshmallows?
Yeah.
Heh... I'm so sorry.
What are the odds?
Oh, yeah,
that never happens.
Let me give you
some of my fries.
It's ok, really.
It's fine.
Come on!
I've gotta go.
Um, I'm sorry
about the fries.
Oh... merry Christmas.
Merry Christmas.
Afternoon.
Oh, good afternoon.
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.
- 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,
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