Real Love
Through the years, I’ve heard people say, “He wouldn’t know the truth if he met it the road.” That describes most of us, doesn’t it? After all, it’s hard, if not impossible, to know the truth about anyone or anything. We think we know; but when we receive additional information, we question what we once believed. How many of us, for example, would recognize love if we met it in the road? Oh, we think we know love, especially around…
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Thanksgiving Acrostic
A Thanksgiving Acrostic poem to enjoy during the Thanksgiving holidays ‘T is the season H olidays are upon us A s we gather together N ow with our loved ones K eeping family traditions S avoring, turkey, dressing, ham… G ive thanks to the One I n whose name we gather V ine from which all blessings grow I t is good to be thankful N ever forgetting G od is great, God is good… Christian Activities may earn an…
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Reading and Reflecting on Our Country’s Heritage
I love being a writer, a crafter of words, a communicator of thoughts and ideas; but long before I ever became a writer, I was a reader, one who pored over words on a page. I learned to read at an early age, mainly because of the example and the help of my mother who was (and still is) an avid reader. On sweltering summer days, my mother, my younger sister, and I, each carrying our load of treasured books,…
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Christmas, Prophecy Fulfilled!
With Christmas season at its peak, I find it helpful to remind myself of why I am celebrating. If I don’t stop and do this I can easily get caught up in the world’s rush and forget the One who I need to be honoring! A great way for me is, reading the prophecy of Christ, in the Old Testament and following it up with the fulfillment in the New Testament. This is powerful in strengthening my faith and my…
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Happy Thanksgiving 2020 from Christian Activities!
Thanksgiving 2020: How can we be thankful with COVID-19, an unresolved Presidential election, business closures, mask mandates, and social distancing? Thanksgiving 2020 is perhaps the most unusual Thanksgiving we have had since November 2001 following 9/11. Back then we were all shell-shocked by the horror of the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon as well as United Airlines Flight 93 which crashed in a field in Pennsylvania. Not since then has our country faced such upheaval as we…
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Proverbs 31: A Wife of Noble Character
Who Can Find a Wife of Noble Character? It is not easy to find a virtuous woman in these modern feminist times. Proverbs 31 is from the sayings of King Lemuel, king of Massa and considered an oracle. These verses form an acrostic–each verse beginning with a successive letter of the Hebrew alphabet. The formatting of the verses into a poetic style lend some weight as to how important the qualities of a virtuous woman are. 10. A wife of noble…
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A Father’s Hope, Poem
A poem by a dad from our 2011 archives I hope when you come home, and the church bells start ringing,You’ll remember the years and the days you had here.That this house will engulf you, with lavender breezeswhen the Lilacs have bloomed and their essence appeases.I hope when you come home, and the church bells start ringing,that comfort surrounds you like a mother’s embrace.That this house was a home and a castle of graceAnd your soul was caressed by the…
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Prayer for the Frontliners & Health Workers
IF YOU WANT TO BE THE GREATEST ONE, THEN LIVE AS ONE CALLED TO SERVE OTHERS. Mark 10:43 This prayer for all the frontliners and health workers during the Coronavirus Pandemic is presented by the free YouVersion app from LifeChurch. Christian Activities is running this article again in honor of National Nurses Week. Prayer for the Frontliners & Health Workers for National Nurses Week Heavenly Father, Thank You for the frontliners caring for, protecting, and serving our communities, our families,…
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Thanksgiving History
What is the history of Thanksgiving Day? In December of 1620, a small group of colonists from England landed near Plymouth, Massachusetts, and built a settlement there. The first winter was filled with storms, deprivations, and disease, which took nearly half the colonists’ lives. However, hope was renewed the next year when the harvest proved to be bountiful. Governor William Bradford decreed that December 13 of that year be set aside as a day of feasting and prayer, a day…
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A Devotional about Holiday Loneliness
A holiday haiku and short devotional about loneliness during the holidays
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