Message of Christmas Lives Anew in Faith and Tradition
The article reflects on the first Christmas as told by Matthew and Luke, noting the Star in the east and the shepherds, the wise men bearing gifts, and the enduring meaning of carols candles and the season. It invites church and home observances to renew reverence, wonder, and joy in the Christmas story.
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Mary
Joseph
fErom
Matthew
Luke
Christ
Bethlehem
Frank
Yule Log Tradition Survives In Song Story And Craft
The traditional Yule log endures more in art song and tale than as a blazing fire. In medieval England the ritual involved selecting a fruitwood log, drying it, and burning it to bring luck and ward off witches. On Christmas morning children beat the log and pleaded for gifts.
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Yesteryear
England
Graham receives 1964 Upper Room Citation in Raleigh
The Rev Billy Graham world evangelist earned the Upper Room Citation for his contribution to world Christian fellowship. Rev J Manning Potts editor of the devotional Upper Room presented the award at a Raleigh dinner.
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Billy Graham
World Christian Fellowship
J. Manning Potts
Upper Room
Methodist Church
Raleigh
N.C
Child Worshiped by Magi Mentioned in Scene
A fragment recalls the scene of the young Child with Mary his mother as onlookers fall down in worship. The reference emphasizes reverent adoration at the nativity moment.
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Mary
Plum Puddings Through the Ages in Christmas Feast
An overview traces plum pudding from 18th century English kitchens to modern home and bakery traditions. It cites a historical recipe with currants, almonds, saffron and citrus, then notes 19th century flambé serving, and ends with today’s continued role in Christmas celebrations.
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