A Godwink Christmas
Separate couples discover that a chance meeting can change the direction of a Christmas they thought they had planned.
4 films · 2018–2021 · Christmas
Start with the first filmMovies in viewing order
The release sequence starts with A Godwink Christmas and continues through Meant for Love, Second Chance, First Love and Miracle of Love. Each follows a different couple, so there is no ongoing romance you must catch up on.
Your viewing checklist
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Film 1 · 2018
A Godwink Christmas
Paula visits her aunt after accepting a proposal she is not certain about and meets an inn owner. Travel puts distance between her and an expected future, opening room to consider whether that future actually fits.
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Film 2 · 2019
A Godwink Christmas: Meant for Love
Alice and Jack keep meeting while their family backgrounds and everyday responsibilities pull them in different directions. The repeated encounters give the film its central question of how much significance to place on an apparent coincidence.
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Film 3 · 2020
A Godwink Christmas: Second Chance, First Love
Pat returns home with his sons and unexpectedly meets his former sweetheart Margie in traffic. Their history distinguishes this story from the first two: the possibility is a second chance with someone already known.
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Film 4 · 2021
A Godwink Christmas: Miracle of Love
Joy and Eric meet through community service while helping a family rebuild its home. The story links romance with useful work and a medical crisis, making it a more overtly faith-centered choice within the collection.
About the series
These films share an idea rather than one continuing couple. A "Godwink" is the story's way of seeing purpose in an unlikely coincidence, whether it sends someone toward a new relationship or back to an old one. Each film introduces different leads and circumstances. You can choose by the situation that interests you, such as an uncertain engagement, a reunion after years apart or a connection made through volunteering.
What to expect
Expect faith-inflected stories about choices made under uncertain circumstances. Coincidences matter because the characters decide to act on them. Romance shares space with family expectations, service and, in Miracle of Love, a medical crisis. The collection suits viewers who want Christmas stories to give chance encounters a larger meaning.
The people who bring it to life
Paula Mayer
The first film's lead, reconsidering an accepted proposal during a Christmas visit.
Alice
The lead of Meant for Love, whose repeated meetings with Jack disrupt familiar routines.
Joy Fickett
A volunteer whose meeting with Eric becomes the central relationship in Miracle of Love.
More cast and guest appearances 16
- Kathie Lee Gifford2 films
Olga, Aunt Jane
- 1 film
- Sam Page1 film
Pat
- Alberto Frezza1 film
Eric Fellman
- Paul Campbell1 film
Gery Conover
- 1 film
- Josh Ssettuba1 film
Adam
- Hilary Jardine1 film
Sally Ann
- Rhys Slack1 film
John
- Faith Wright1 film
Sadie
- Giles Panton1 film
Daniel O'Brian
- Toby Levins1 film
Mickey
- 1 film
- Christine Cattell1 film
Katie Graber
- Ryan Alexander McDonald1 film
Buddy Bambrick
- Tom McBeath1 film
Charlie
Inside the series
The leads change
Paula, Alice, Margie and Joy belong to different stories. Treat these as an anthology of Christmas encounters rather than four chapters of the same relationship.
Read the sourceKathie Lee Gifford plays different people
Gifford appears as Aunt Jane in the original and Olga in Meant for Love. Her return does not make those characters the same person.
Read the sourceWhat to watch next
A few more answers
Must I watch the original before Miracle of Love?
No. Miracle of Love introduces Joy and Eric in its own story. Release order is a convenient tour of the collection, not required background.
Are these faith-based romances?
Faith and providence are part of the premise. Miracle of Love explicitly connects volunteering, coincidence and a medical miracle.
Sources & guide notes
Sources checked 13 September 2026. The film count follows the sequence above. Viewing options depend on your country.