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Friday, December 24, 2010
Christmastime is Here!
Can you believe it? It is already at the end of the year, and Christmas is upon us tomorrow in most countries. Christmas means a lot of things -- presents, family time, Christmas decorations, traditions, etc. — but one thing about Christmas needs to be reiterated year after year: Jesus is the reason for the season! Without Jesus's birth in the manger with parents Mary and Joseph nearby, Christmas would not be a holiday! In the advent season, four candles represent HOPE, PEACE, JOY, and LOVE. On Christmas Eve, a larger fifth candle is lit to represent Jesus's birth. I hope you enjoy your traditions with family and friends and to keep Jesus in your mind on Christmas day, for you are blessed with His love and sacrifices. Have a Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!
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