Traditions reign during Christmas. Every family has a way of doing all things Christmas-sy. Whether you have a real or fake tree, colored or white lights, serve ham or turkey, are visited by Santa or an elf, you all have traditions.
These help make the holiday celebrations magical. They remind us of the extraordinary event that happened over two thousand years ago when God became flesh in a fragile newborn. They fill our hearts with the joy that comes from giving, and they prompt us to spend time with our loved ones.
As a writer, reader, mom, and former teacher and children’s ministry director, one of my most cherished traditions is to read Christmas stories to the young ones in my life. These have touched my family and the children I’ve served. They’re a mix of old, new, popular, little-known, folklore, and poem, and all would make great additions to your December.
Here are the 10 Christmas Stories You Should Read Again and Again:
(CLICK THE LINK BELOW TO BEGIN THE SLIDESHOW)
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The Greatest Gift you can give to anyone is the FREE GIFT OF SALVATION THROUGH GRACE ALONE, FAITH ALONE AND JESUS CHRIST ALONE! Teach the Gospel of Salvation to everyone and if not today, maybe tomorrow they will hear you. Remember, all you can do is sow the seeds as you do not have the power to save anyone. God supplies the harvest!
First Corinthians 15:1-11
THE CROSS OF JESUS CHRIST AND EMPTY TOMB = SALVATION
DEATH/BURIAL/RESURRECTION
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