How to Make a Christmas Wreath

Making a Christmas Wreath is not only fun – but you really can get creative with them and make them extremely unique. Here are instructions for making a traditional holly wreath. With these instructions, you will be able to get the basic idea of how wreaths are actually made, and you can then decide what to do to make your own holly wreath special – or go with an entirely different kind of wreath.
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December 10th, 2007 |  Permalink |  Trackback URL |  Comments(0)

How To Decorate For Christmas

The Christmas season is probably the most unique and special time of the year. The reason for this is that the joy and festivities of the holiday season are on display for all to see in the form of the vast array of holiday decorations on display on private residences, schools and commercial businesses.
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November 22nd, 2007 |  Permalink |  Trackback URL |  Comments(0)

Top Christmas Music

Even though there are hundreds of thousands of different Christmas music CDs on the market, there is surprisingly little variation amongst what each artist puts out. While there are the standout records which feature vocalists with amazing voices or unique spins on Christmas favorites that include some instruments that you are not very likely to see played by any other songwriters, for the most part Christmas music has reached somewhat of a rough spot.
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November 22nd, 2007 |  Permalink |  Trackback URL |  Comments(0)

Top Christmas Movies

There was a book published a decade ago entitled IT'S CHRISTMAS TIME AT THE MOVIES and this excellent book covered a great number of Christmas films that have been released in theaters over the last hundred years. The sheer number of Christmas films is quite interesting as not only are theatrical presentations popular, but there have been many, many TV presentations as well.
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November 22nd, 2007 |  Permalink |  Trackback URL |  Comments(0)

Christmas Story - The Joy of Stephen

Value: Blessed are those who are persecuted

Julie and Phillip were always a little nervous when their Daddy took them with him to share Jesus door to door in town. But daddy always loved to do it so they went to learn how. Usually the Assistant Pastor from their church went along. Mostly people were nice and sometimes invited them in and sometimes the Pastor or Daddy would pray with the people to accept Jesus and that was really exciting.
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November 22nd, 2007 |  Permalink |  Trackback URL |  Comments(0)

Christmas Story - The Angel Child

Value: Angels

“GLORY TO GOD, GLORY TO GOD, GLORY TO GOD IN THE HIGHEST” The angel choir sang in the skies above Bethlehem that very first Christmas night. All of the Shepherds looked on in wonder as they heard from the choir of angels that filled the night sky of the coming of the Messiah, the Christ Child, Jesus who would save his people from their sins.

David watched from the hill not far from the flock and his uncle and dad who were tending the sheep. He had been coming out with his male relatives to learn how to be a shepherd under their care and teaching. They had sent him off to find a lost baby sheep that had wandered off. David knew exactly where the little scoundrel sheep was because he had chased her many times. He had given the sheep a name, Spunky and it had become David’s special pet in all the herd.
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November 22nd, 2007 |  Permalink |  Trackback URL |  Comments(0)

Christmas Story - What the Drummer Boy Didn’t Know

Value: The Story of Hanukah

The children of the shepherds waited eagerly not far from Bethlehem to hear the story of their parents visit to see the Christ child. Little Johannes sat on the hill watching the tiny barn in the valley where they say the miracle baby was just born. But instead of his parents, a small boy came out carrying a drum and made his way up the hill.
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November 22nd, 2007 |  Permalink |  Trackback URL |  Comments(0)

Christmas Story - A Bad Dream

Value: Forgiveness and Reconciliation

“DAD how dare you look in my diary?” Max screamed at his father in fury. Chuck was red with anger at his little boy for what he read in that diary.

“How dare you lie to me? You said you would never smoke a cigarette and right here in this diary, you confess you have. Your promises are no good to me now Max!” Chuck yelled at his young son.
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November 22nd, 2007 |  Permalink |  Trackback URL |  Comments(0)

10 Halloween Movies to Scare You Out of Your Wits

Halloween is the season for delightful horrors. Meant as a day to commemorate the spirits of those who have passed away, Halloween has taken on a more joyful meaning in recent generations, what with the frightful fun and joyous thrills that have become associated with this day.

To better savor the contemporary delights that Halloween promises to bring, renting horror movies have become a favorite pastime for many people. The scarier the film, the better it would be for the Halloween merrymakers.
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June 12th, 2007 |  Permalink |  Trackback URL |  Comments(0)

5 Frightening Reads for Halloween Eve

It’s the season of witches and monsters and vampires and the dead rising from their graves. Much have been associated with Halloween that has transformed it from its originally religious origins to the rather festive and delightful holiday that it is in modern times, but the fact remains that it is one of the most eagerly awaited days of the year. It’s that day when children go around the neighborhood in their best costumes to swindle older folks for some treats, least they be tricked with the children’s “frightful” appearances. Horror movie marathons pervade cable channels. Retail stores and restaurants decorate their outlets to coincide with the theme of the season.
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May 12th, 2007 |  Permalink |  Trackback URL |  Comments(0)