Odyssey Adventure Club- A Great Gift!




Tired of the Christmas shopping, the baking and sugar overload, the 
Christmas festivities that keep you away from your family during the 
season? Take time special time to spend with your loved ones and invest 
in your community—with Focus on the Family's help!




You can download a fun gift to give 
to your friends, family, and community! Each Christmas stocking
 stuffer card directs you to a special place to hear an 
Adventures in Odyssey Christmas episode. Plus, 
you’ll be able to read a special excerpt from Imagination Station #12, 
“Danger on a Silent Night.” Sign up here to download the
 free cards.




Plus stop by this page for a slew
 of crafts, recipes, and stories to share with your family during this 
special time of year!








If you're still looking for one last gift to give your kids this year, 
give the gift of the Odyssey Adventure 
Club (OAC). It offers safe and free content for
 everyone in your family, including an Advent calendar, a broadcast 
download with tips to create a memorable Christmas, AIO cutouts, and 
Christmas stocking stuffer cards. Membership to the OAC costs just $9.99
 a month — or even less if parents make a six-month or one-year 
commitment. Enrollment provides more than enough content to keep kids 
engaged throughout the year:



Access to exclusive content and first looks at books and select Radio Theatre dramas.


On-the-go access to the OAC app for both iOS and Android users.


24/7 streaming access to nearly 800 AIO episodes.


A new, members-only AIO episode every month.


A subscription to Adventures in Odyssey Clubhouse Magazine, and more.






To learn more about the Odyssey Adventure Club, visit 
www.oaclub.org, Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest.

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