TBN’s “Reality Check” Hosted by Carman to Examine the Truth Behind Christmas Traditions
Los Angeles – Christian music and movie icon, Carman, is tracking down the origin of Christmas traditions with his upcoming television program, “Reality Check.” The theme of this investigative broadcast, set to air on the Trinity Broadcasting Network on Dec. 19 (8pm EST) and Dec. 22 (10pm PST), is ‘Christmas Traditions, The Truth Behind the Facts.’
“We will be tracing Christmas traditions from England, Holland, and other areas of the world,” says Carman. “This includes the origin of the Christmas tree, the use of holly, and of course, Santa Clause.”
According to Carman viewers will be “fascinated” as they see the real story behind the heartwarming Christmas traditions love by so many.
The one-hour feature program on Christmas traditions will also highlight an appearance by the original Suzie Homemaker who will discuss the origin and use of Christmas decorations.
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TBN is the world¹s largest religious network and America¹s most watched faith channel. Each day TBN offers 24 hours of commercial-free inspirational programming that appeals to people from a wide variety of denominations. TBN now reaches every major continent via 54 satellites, and more than 12,000 television and cable affiliates worldwide. In the United States, TBN is available to 92 percent of the total households. Its website receives more than 27 million visitors monthly. In addition to TBN, the network owns and operates seven networks, including: The Church Channel, JCTV youth network, TBN Enlace USA Spanish network, and Smile of a Child TV children¹s network. For more information on TBN, visit www.tbn.org.
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