This is a Christmas and New Year's Anthology. It is a dramatization in twelve parts from the 1950's that portrays twelve different Christmas and New Year's stories as taking place in both biblical and modern times.

Part 01: Handmaid of the Lord

In the first of twelve parts, the dramatization is the story of the long awaited Messiah, the Annunciation and the Birth of Christ.

Part 02: Strangers Pass By

In the second of twelve parts, the dramatization is the Christmas story of a modern-day inn.

Part 03: Common Clay

In the third of twelve parts, the dramatization is the story of Zachary and Elizabeth.

Part 04: Incident at Bethlehem

In the fourth of twelve parts, the dramatization is the touching story of refugees in Bethlehem at Christmas.

Part 05: The Story of Nolie

In the fifth of twelve parts, the dramatization is the poignant story of a troubled young girl's surprising encounter on Christmas Day.

Part 06: Cary, the Christmas Ornament

In the sixth of twelve parts, the dramatization is the fanciful story of the adventures of a Christmas ornament who meets with a surprising end.

Part 07: A Child Shall Lead Them

In the seventh of twelve parts, the dramatization is the story of how a young girl's faith ultimately surmounts and transforms the sufferings which visited her family with misfortune one New Year's Eve.

Part 08: Dawn of a New Year

In the eighth of twelve parts, the dramatization is a New Year's Eve lesson to be learned for life.

Part 09: Thou Shalt Call His Name JESUS

In the ninth of twelve parts, the dramatization is the story of "Emmanuel" on the first Christmas and Christ's Presentation in the Temple.

Part 10: Holy Innocents

In the tenth of twelve parts, the dramatization is a depiction of the events which led up to the tragic slaughter of the Innocents, with a surprising intervention of God's Providence for one family who assisted the Holy Family.

Part 11: The King's Pardon

In the eleventh of twelve parts, the dramatization is the story of the Three Kings: Gaspar, Melchior, and Balthasar.

Part 12: A New Year's Story

In the twelfth of twelve parts, the dramatization is a New Year's story for young adults. Is it a tragedy or triumph?