The Christmas I Prayed For 🎄
In her essay, “The Christmas I Prayed for,” Linda Troxell brings us along on her journey to a special Christmas and an answered prayer. Continue reading The Christmas I Prayed For 🎄
In her essay, “The Christmas I Prayed for,” Linda Troxell brings us along on her journey to a special Christmas and an answered prayer. Continue reading The Christmas I Prayed For 🎄
In his poem, “Christmas Gifts,” Gifford Savage reflects on true meaning of Christmas. Continue reading Christmas Gifts 🎄
In his poem, “The Knight and the Dragon,” Bradley J. Alger writes about an aged yet brave knight and a ravaging dragon as a metaphor for the armor of God. Continue reading The Knight and the Dragon
In her essay, “Of Frosted Glass Nativity Sets,” Katharine Armbrester contemplates the visual delights of the Christmas season and the visual lessons of its decorations. Continue reading Of Frosted Glass Nativity Sets 🎄
In her short story, “The Bride Show,” E.C. Traganas depicts Saint Kassia, one of Christendom’s earliest hymnographers, boldly escaping the ravages of the Iconoclastic Movement sweeping Byzantium. Continue reading The Bride Show
In his poem, “Christmas Is Life,” Jason Kirk Bartley reflects on Christ in Christmas. Continue reading Christmas Is Life 🎄
In his poem, “Working For The Saviour,” Joseph A. Farina reflects on those who spread the word as they believe to the people who just pass them by. Continue reading Working For The Saviour
In her essay, “The Time of God’s Blessings,” Ana Stjelja recalls previous Christmases, her childhood memories and family gatherings, pointing out that Christmas is a perfect time for self-questioning and prayers, the time for God’s blessings. Continue reading The Time For God’s Blessings 🎄
In her essay, “Wonderful Christmas Memories,” Monica Sanchez recollects her golden childhood memories of celebrating Christmas. Continue reading Wonderful Christmas Memories 🎄
In her poem, Ana Stjelja reflects on God’s unconditional love. Continue reading God’s Love
In her poem, “It’s Sick Season,” Brittany Plancarte reflects on how she focused on the bad during sick season but changes her mindset. Continue reading It’s Sick Season
In her poem, “Sunrise,” Rachel Anderson Continue reading Sunrise