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A Christmas Scavenger Hunt: The Legacy of Figgy Pudding
WELCOME TO THE CHRISTMAS FICTION SCAVENGER HUNT If you’ve just discovered the hunt, be sure to collect the clues through all the stops, in order (beginning here at Stop #1), so you can enter to win our grand prize! The hunt begins on Friday, 12/8 right here on this page! There is NO RUSH to complete the hunt–you have all […]
Read moreChristmas Scavenger Hunt Entry
Congratulations! You’ve made it through our Christmas Scavenger Hunt and met some wonderful authors. You will need the phrase located at the bottom of each page in order to enter the drawing. Not sure where to start. You can start by clicking right here and it’ll take you to the first page of the Scavenger Hunt right here on my […]
Read moreGuest Post: The Scent of Christmas by Lynn Watson
Today, it’s my pleasure to welcome Lynn Watson. I love her perspective on celebrating the holidays. She’s also hosting the day over on my Facebook page: Leagh’s Little Bit of Christmas. We’d love to have you join us. The Scent of Christmas When I discovered essential oils twenty years ago it changed the way I read many passages in the […]
Read moreNames of Jesus: Everlasting Father
Names of Jesus: Eternal Life
Names of Jesus: Immanuel
Names of Jesus: Door to the Sheep
Names of Jesus: Deliverer
Names of Jesus: Counselor
Names of Jesus: Christ
Names of Jesus: Chief Cornerstone
Names of Jesus: Bride of Christ
Names of Jesus: Bridegroom
Names of Jesus: Bread of Life
Names of Jesus: Branch of David
Names of Jesus: Beloved Son of God
Christmas in Northern Hearts by Laurie Wood
Northern Hearts (Heroes of the Tundra Book 2) is my Christmas novella set in the real-life town of Churchill, Manitoba, Canada. It’s called the Polar Bear Capitol of the World. I set my entire series there, and my husband and I flew up in 2019 so that I could do proper research on the town and its polar bear research […]
Read moreHymn Story: O Love, How Deep, How Broad, How High
O Love, How Deep, How Broad, How High was written by Thomas A Kempis. His father was a peasant, whilst his mother kept a dame’s school for the younger children of Kempen. At the age of 12, he became an inmate of the poor-scholars’ house which was connected with a “Brother-House”. He remained there for six years before being received […]
Read moreHymn Story: At the Name of Jesus
At the Name of Jesus reminds us that one day every knee will bow and tongue will confess that Jesus Christ is Lord. The song was written by Caroline Marie Noel. She was born in Kent, England in 1817 to an Anglican clergyman and hymn writer. By her late teens she wrote poetry but then abandoned it for the next […]
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