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Tuesday, December 07, 2010

Txt-ing the Nativity

Old_cell_phone There is a twitter thing going on at the moment offering the whole Nativity story as a tweet, or series of tweets. I wondered if there was a txt-ed nativity out there. I'm sort of hoping there isn't (though I know there will be) and we can write our own here, or with our own suggested tweets. So if you are up for it, this years nativity project is to tweet or txt the whole thing. If it works, then it will be used in our Carol Service on the 19th. I'm starting early trying to think of something to do because I have a rather blank sheet at the moment for this service and as everyone keeps saying how atmospheric it is then I tend to panic early as well.

So let's go for it: txt or tweet the story. The idea of txt and tweeting, of course is to make it concise but feel free to be a little more expansive so it can take up some space in the service!

Posted at 08:14 AM in Ideas, The lighter side |

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