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For these He died... By : Micki Harjo An Easter article on the great love of Christ and the example He has set for us when it comes to winning people to the Lord. GOD'S VALENTINE By : Willetta Pilcher It wasn't a mushy, sentimental missive but a genuine, bona fide, pure act of love. In the beginning, God, the ever-existent One, living in the realm of Eternity, created the heavens and the earth. The Week Between By : Ann Doupont The week between Christmas and New Year's Day can be one of the most difficult of all. There are more suicides during this week than other weeks of the year. Christmas By : Ann Doupont It's His birthday that we're to celebrate. Let's not lose touch with this in our busyness of celebrating with our friends and family. What Jesus wants for His birthday is us! Where Is Jesus? By : Donald Mehl Today the world is very busy trying to destroy Christianity. However, there remains a clear message of hope because Jesus lives forever within the heart of all true believers. A New Year ... A New Beginning By : Donald Mehl The new year is a good time to examine ourselves as to whether we are living for the Lord as He intended. It can be a time for repentance, healing, re-dedication, and salvation in Him. America Still Asks - What Child is This? By : Rev Michael Bresciani If the ACLU has not contended against all the nativity scenes and public displays for a Christ centered Christmas, this year 2007 might be a pretty good Christmas in America. The only thing missing might be the knowledge of what it really means despite the smattering of meaning of Christmas TV specials. Are You Ready For Christmas? By : Jan Ross The most-asked question during the Christmas season demands a response most are not ready to hear! What will I be celebrating this Christmas? By : Abi Colthrust When Christians first decided to take the pagan feast “Yule” and re-name it ‘Christmas’ they were making not only a corporate but a personal decision. They resolved that they were going to take the existing festivities and use them as an opportunity to publicly celebrate something far greater than food, drink and lights; namely, the birth of Jesus Christ – God in human form – into this earth. As a young Christian today at t 'Tis the Season By : DeAnna Brooks Christmas ha always been a conflicted time for me, strangely. This year was proving to exception ... until the unexpected. A SHARED CHRISTMAS By : Willetta Pilcher This play is especially adaptable for the small church. It has only four characters and scenery is simple. The true meaning of Christmas giving is it's theme. Two teenagers are showing less than the Christmas Spirit and Mom and Dad decide it is time to teach their two materialistic teens the real value of Christmas giving. Bethlehem Seed By : DeAnna Brooks They were gathered on a hillside outside the little town. Normally peaceful and quiet, these last days had seen roads full and dust-laden. But for the moment, the town was blanketed by a star-filled canopy ... THANKS-LIVING By : Willetta Pilcher We are approaching the Thanksgiving holiday, a time of celebrating with family, for some. But for others it will seem like a day to be “forgotten by family.” They don’t mean to be rude, they just don’t stop to “think” how much you remember the good times of the past. Some folk seem to set Thanksgiving aside for giving “thanks” but others have found the secret of thankfulness, even in the midst of what appears to be heartbreaking circumstances. TODAY (and EVERY DAY) I AM THANKFUL By : Willetta Pilcher It only takes a little thought to be thankful. We each have treasures that are not tied to material things. The scripture admonishes us to "Give thanks in all things." Have you ever made a list of things for which to be thankful? In this article we help you start a list. JOSEPH, THE FORGOTTEN By : Willetta Pilcher Joseph was put into a very difficult situation. He obviously loved Mary, his intended bride, and was waiting with anticipation for the day that he could take her into his home and make her his wife. But God had other plans for his life. Plans that required him to put his own plans on hold for another year. THE BEST THANKSGIVING EVER By : Willetta Pilcher The table was bountifully spread. Johnny's eyes took it all in. Secretly he swiped his finger through the whipped topping licking his finger and savoring the sweet goodness. He wished the adults would hurry up. He was hungry. CHARGE!? By : Willetta Pilcher Why do we do it? I mean, why do we allow the merchants who shamelessly hawk their wares to force us into their mold, to tell us what we MUST spend for Christmas? Do we really give thought to what is happening around us and the consequences of our action or are we thoughtlessly going with the flow afraid that we will not meet someone’s expectations? Thanksgiving Day in America – The Secret Riches of Thankfulness By : Rev Michael Bresciani The Spaniards of El Paso Texas claimed to have the first thanksgiving on April 30, 1598. The Virginia Colonists also lay claim to the prime Thanksgiving Day on December 4, 1698. The most famous claim to the first Thanksgiving comes from the Pilgrims of the Plymouth Colony in 1623. A Son Is Given By : Shari Weigerstorfer A "Christmas Card" writing "... A Savior was about to be born into a world that didn't know it needed saving. It had forgotten. It had forgotten all it had lost. It had even forgotten it was lost ..." Head Over Heels Christmas By : DeAnna Brooks It was our second Christmas, alone, just the children and me. And though an aching newness about this turn in our life still flavored our days, that isn’t what made this Christmas memorable.

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