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Dec 17, 2020 5 min

Episode 7: An Epic Christmas

from Silver Linings: Spirtuality in Life Hosted by Lost & Found - Ministry of the Shepherd

At Christmas, Christians all over the world celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ. Traditional Christmas decoration often can be admired, and festive celebrations can be joined in most countries, even in many of the countries where Christianity is not the religion of the majority of people. Christmas trees are a popular decoration as are tiny sparkling lights in windows and on walls. God wants something else from us at Christmastime. God wants us to slow down, feel the love, the togetherness, and to rejoice and celebrate the birth of His Son. It is a time to sing Glory to God in the highest …… Silver Linings can inspire you towards the achievement of your dreams, to grow, expand, and meet the challenges of your daily life.

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At Christmas, Christians all over the world celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ. Traditional Christmas decoration often can be admired, and festive celebrations can be joined in most countries, even in many of the countries where Christianity is not the religion of the majority of people. Christmas trees are a popular decoration as are tiny sparkling lights in windows and on walls.

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