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A Season of Love Christmas is so many things, I know, Like candy and holly and mistletoe, Or lighted candles on a Christmas tree Or a month-long, frantic shopping spree. It's a time to bake and to decorate, For sending out cards and to celebrate. Christmas is laughter that's sprinkled with tears, Fond mem'ries of friends from those bygone years. It's Frosty and Santa, Rudolph and elves, A time to reflect and examine ourselves. It's snowballs and sleigh rides into the night, Bone-chilling breezes and stars shining bright. Christmas for some is a new pair of shoes, A hand-me-down coat your big brother can't use... But more than these things, above all the rest, It's a season of love when all earth is blessed By a Child in a manager in old Bethlehem Where His star in the East never grows dim. On this very night, so tender and mild, The hope of mankind is reborn in a Child! Clay Harrison [[image]] 20 Gifts I'd Leave You The gifts I'd leave beneath your tree Aren't those that you can touch nor see, Not wrapped in Christmas tissue gay, But gifts to bless you every day, The gift of friendship, warm and true, Is one that I would leave for you. Good health and happiness and cheer To keep you smiling through the year. The gift of peace that comes from God, With prayer to guide each path you trod, And when your heart has lost its song, The gift of hope to cheer you on. These are the gifts I'd leave for you To bring you joy your whole life through. Kay Hoffman All the earth shall be filled with the glory of the Lord. Numbers 14:21 [[image]] 21