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The 365 Days of Christmas – Delores Topliff
It’s that time of year when we sing Christmas carols, and our hearts turn to the amazing eternal gift of God’s son sent to Bethlehem’s manger to redeem all who will receive and believe on His name. This year, instead … Continue reading
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Tagged Christmas, Mission Trips, New Paths, New Years, thankfulness
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Pausing to Listen by Nancy J. Farrier
One of the joy of living in Arizona, is the many beautiful sunrises and sunsets. The amazing array of colors and textures often make me stop and stare in awe and imagine the skies are God’s canvas, the sunset the … Continue reading
Words for Christmas Day by James R. Coggins
As has been my custom at Christmas in recent years, I offer today a couple of my poems. Since no one has time to read blogs at Christmas, it is the perfect time to share poetry, since no one reads … Continue reading
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Tagged Christmas, doctor, Faith, Joseph, Luke, Mary, old woman, Unbelief
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Is Your Christmas Spirit Hiding? by Vicki Hinze
Tough times have many of us praying for our country these days. That’s a good thing and sorely needed. But we have to keep the nature of things in perspective or tough times will drain us of joy, laughter, and … Continue reading
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Merry Christmas from Tara Randel
Wishing you a very Merry Christmas. My hope is that we all slow down, enjoy precious time with family and friends and remember Jesus being born in a manger for you and me. There is so much about this time … Continue reading
A New Season by Tara Randel
As I was waiting and thinking about what to post today, inspiration, as it always does, struck. Every year I pick a day between Thanksgiving and December 1 to change out my seasonal decorations. It takes a while to pack … Continue reading
Merry Christmas by Nancy J. Farrier
Merry Christmas to you from Hong Kong. Those are words I never thought I’d write or say, but this year we are in Hong Kong to celebrate our daughter’s marriage. She married last April, but they are having a reception … Continue reading
The Perfect Iron: A Christmas Devotional by Julie Arduini
I was ten years old when Christmas bottomed out for our family. Although we didn’t give our situation a name at the time, alcoholism was destroying our lives one sip and forgotten promise at a time. The tension was palpable. … Continue reading
Christmas Gifts by Tara Randel
As we get deeper into December, it seems our time becomes more limited. Christmas shopping, decorating, party planning, all the holiday usuals take up our time. We focus on gifts that we will give to others, mostly family, friends, or … Continue reading
Christmas Blessings
A special prayer today seeks blessings for all of you and yours: If you are joyful, may it fill you to overflowing. If you are mourning, may it fill you with comfort and peace. If you are ill, may your … Continue reading
Be a Shepherd by Nancy J. Farrier
It is that time of year when we are extra busy. Buying presents. Making food to give away. Doing extra in the community. Preparing for family to visit. Decorating our homes. The workload is tremendous and it seems like there … Continue reading
Every Good and Perfect Gift by Bridget A. Thomas
“Don’t be deceived, my dear brothers and sisters. Every good and perfect gift is from above, coming down from the Father of the heavenly lights, who does not change like shifting shadows.” – James 1:16-17 Around this time of year, … Continue reading
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The Spirit of Christmas Part 2 by Bridget A. Thomas
A few weeks ago my husband and I were trying to decide what to eat for dinner. We each threw out options, but nothing sounded appetizing. Then my husband mentioned Chinese, and that sounded good to me. There is a … Continue reading
The Spirit of Christmas by Bridget A. Thomas
At my place of employment around Christmas, we collect non-perishable food, toiletries, stationary, and things of that nature for the elderly in the community. My heart always goes out to the elderly and I like to help them. Perhaps it … Continue reading
















































