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Advent: the season of light

Advent: the season of light

Savita stooped to place flowers, sweets, and coins before the idols at the temple in his Indian village. He gave as much as he could in order to find favor with the Hindu gods. But day after day as he lit another candle at an idol’s feet, he felt empty … his offerings...
3 ways you can send Christmas joy to a child

3 ways you can send Christmas joy to a child

Christmas is a time of year that brings back some of our favorite memories — many of them from our childhood. Kids don’t have to worry about the stress of buying presents or the chaos of planning parties. They can just soak in the joy, love, and beauty of the holiday....
Advent: the season of joy

Advent: the season of joy

After Irish’s father tragically drowned, her mother struggled to support her five children with the little money she earned as a farmworker in the fields of India. The family couldn’t afford nutritious food, and Irish and her siblings were often sick. Who would expect...
Did you know a bicycle could change a life?

Did you know a bicycle could change a life?

The Christmas season is one of the busiest travel times of the year. And even besides visiting family and friends for the holidays, think about how many times you use your car every day. You drive to the grocery store to buy food for Christmas dinner. You drive to the...
You can’t wrap a goat

You can’t wrap a goat

My grandfather never wants anything for Christmas. My dad always asks for the same five things. My friends say they have too much stuff already. Some people are almost impossible to shop for. Thankfully, if someone in your life already has everything, giving a...
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