How do you feel about Christmas? Love it? Hate it?

Posted by: Rainbow

17th Nov 2011 04:22pm

Do you wish Christmas would come and go quickly or do you look forward to it with great enthusiasm? Do you believe Christmas has lost its meaning given all the materialistic connotations associated with it or does it still have a special place in your heart?

Emae

12th Apr 2015 02:42pm

Good on you Steve for over coming suicide, I would not understand the emotional life of being in an orphanage or what you would've experienced during your life, & as you know not your family traits, we are your family, your brothers & sisters in the Gospel of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints...I also know that your Father nHeaven & our Saviour Jesus Christ LOVES YOU VERY MUCH!
Why we celebrate Christmas is in remembrance of His Son (Jesus Christ) birth as Gods only begotten son who came to earth to fulfil His Fathers (God) promise to help each & everyone of us to learn how to return home to our Fathers Kingdom...
It is a sad time for many who know not where they're from, who they are or where they're going & who do not have family support, but know this...He knows you, you are His child, we are all His children
He sent His Son to give us comfort, strength, knowledge & Love that we may follow in His footsteps
Remembering the significance of what Christmas means...To Love one Another, to be forgiving, to be truthful to yourself, those around you & your Father nHeav', to Love God as He loves you, to Love your children, husband & wife as equally

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