The Christmas Blessing

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The Christmas Blessing
Directed by Karen Arthur
Written by Wesley Bishop
Donna Van Liere
Starring Neil Patrick Harris
Rebecca Gayheart
Rob Lowe
Angus T. Jones
Blake Shelton
Music by Blake Shelton
Distributed by CBS Productions
Release date(s) December 18, 2005
Running time 96 minutes
Country US/Canada
Language English
Preceded by The Christmas Shoes
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The Christmas Blessing is a 2005 television film directed by Karen Arthur. It first aired on December 18, 2005 on the CBS networks. The movie is the sequel to 2002's The Christmas Shoes. It also featured songs by country artist Blake Shelton, including the hit, Nobody But Me and The Christmas Blessing by Newsong.

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When a doctor, Nathan (Neil Patrick Harris) loses a patient on the operating table, he decides that being a doctor isn't meant for him, and he wants to give it up. So, he decides to take a vacation to his hometown, and stay with his father, where he meets Charlie (Angus T. Jones), and Meghan (Rebecca Gayheart). Charlie and his father have also just arrived in town, to work at estates, doing chores. Nathan, searching for the shoes he gave his mother, the Christmas she died, learns that Charlie now has them. And Meghan, wanting to buy a house for those in need, may not be able to. Soon after his arrival, Nathan learns that Charlie is ailing from an irregular heart defect, and Meghan has cirrhosis of the liver, and will die unless she has a transplant. In the end, it is Charlie who saves her life, by giving her his liver. As a dying wish, he gives her the shoes. And Robert (Rob Lowe), Meghan's friend buys the house for her. And in honor of Charlie, Meghan names the house after him.

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