81. A Christmas Story But we of course know from the christmas gospel that the Christchild was not This old story tells us not only about an event which has taken place but http://www.martinus.dk/content/uk/artikler/uk_christmas1.html

A CHRISTMAS STORY by Martinus The basic principle of Christmas is to light a candle in the darkness Since we have now again reached that time of year when the Christmas lights begin to glow around us, as they have already long been doing in the shops and soon will also do in homes all over the Christian world, I would like to talk today about the Christmas tree. The principle of spiral cycles What then is a cycle? It is a period of time within which living beings experience the four existing basic principles of the manifestation of life: spring, summer, autumn and winter. These principles are in turn respectively the same as evolution, culmination, degeneration and the latent state. Nothing in the world can exist without representing one or other of these four principles. Every single thing finds itself either in the stage of evolution and thus represents spring, or it is at its culmination and thus represents summer, or it is degenerating and represents autumn, if it does not appear in an apparently lifeless state, the latent state of life that we call winter. If we imagine a twenty-four hour-period, of which today's daytime is a part, we can see that it is also a cycle within which the same principles hold true. This moment is a part of the day's "spring", but in our language we do not express it in this way; we say that it is "morning". However, we know that the sun is at its highest in the sky at 12 noon, at which point in time the day manifests its principle of summer which we call "noon". In this way the afternoon becomes the day's "autumn", and night the day's "winter".

82. Christmas Dance, Children's Story An Enchanting Children s Story The christmas Dance Joanne Keating. her face shining like a christmas star, the who would dance in the children s dreams tonight http://www.canadianparents.com/articles/feature15e.htm

Parenting 101: Three Part Series In Review: The Terrific No Tears Bedtime Book Drawstring Dangers Summertime Challenges for WAHMs ... Encourage Your Child to Save and Invest An Enchanting Children's Story: The Christmas Dance Joanne Keating It all happened one deep, dark night in the dead of winter when snow lay on the ground and the moon shone crisp and clear on bare branches. That was the night the Sugar Plum Fairies forgot how to dance. The Sugar Plum Fairies had been dancing in children's Christmas dreams for hundreds of years. They had been together so long their dance was nearly perfect. Each fairy had her own special part, meant only for her. And, that is where the trouble began. Priscilla Pink, a sometimes naughty little fairy, was probably the one who started it, but no one really knows for sure. All anyone can remember is that Prissy (that is what the others called her) began to dance Penelope Plum's part. Penny (that was her nickname) was quite understandably upset. Penny, who was always polite, wondered aloud, "Prissy, why are you trying my special part?

83. Christmas Story, Twas The Night Before Christmas Poem Clarke Moore wrote the christmas poem twas the night before christmas for his children in 1822. Professor Moore’s christmas poem or christmas story twas the http://www.christmas-decorations-gifts-store.com/christmas_poem.htm

Christmas Ornaments German Ornaments Artificial Christmas Trees ... Terms and Policies Enter e-mail address in box below Your Privacy is Protected. Christmas Poem - "Twas the Night before Christmas" The Christmas Story . T he reading of this Christmas story is a Christmas eve tradition. A Visit from St Nicholas. by Clement C. Moore. 'T was the night before Christmas, when all through the house Not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse; The stockings were hung by the chimney with care, In hopes that St Nicholas soon would be there; The children were nestled all snug in their beds, While visions of sugar-plums danced in their heads; And mamma in her ‘kerchief, and I in my cap, Had just settled our brains for a long winter’s nap, When out on the lawn there arose such a clatter, I sprang from the bed to see what was the matter. Away to the window I flew like a flash, Tore open the shutters and threw up the sash.

84. Nutcrackers And The Nutcracker Story Select the following link to view our christmas nutcracker decorations. This story was intended to teach children that life was hard but rewarding. http://www.christmas-decorations-gifts-store.com/history_of_nutcrackers.htm

Christmas Ornaments German Ornaments Artificial Christmas Trees ... Terms and Policies Enter e-mail address in box below Your Privacy is Protected. Nutcrackers and The Nutcracker Story. Select products search to view our Web Catalog index. Christmas nutcracker decorations. w ooden nutcracker soldier. village nutcracker dolls. ... nutcracker life size. Finding tools for opening or removing the shells of nuts challenged our earliest ancestors. Ancient excavations exposed nutshell fragments and it is thought those nuts were broken by stones. Later tools were made specifically for the task of cracking the hard shells of nuts. The earliest nutcrackers were simple and functional, but eventually, beautifully crafted brass and even carved characters emerged as an art form in the 15th and 16th centuries. Many carved characters took on the image of birds, animals and human forms. When a nut was placed in the "mouth" of dolls, levers or screws on the back could be worked to push the lower jaw up against the upper jaw to crush the nut. The nutcracker story began with the creation of European nutcrackers in Switzerland, France, Germany, and England during the 16th and 17th centuries. The combination of a useful tool and a figural form with a human appearance was well accepted by the mid-18th century. In the toy making center of Sonneberg in the Thuringian Forest there was a reference mentioned in 1735 of "nut-biters" that operated according to the principles of leverage. These nut-biters were described as sturdy, energetic forms with large heads and two moving arms. The body holds a long handled lower jaw that allows the jaw to push the nut against the upper jaw to crack it. In a carnival parade in 1783, students from Freisingen, Germany presented large models of Berchtesgaden wares, including a nut-biter in the form of a little man whose mouth and stomach were one and the same. Select the following link to view our

85. The ChildFun Family Website - Christmas Songs, Poems, Fingerplays And Stories Story by Holly McDonoughAbunassar copyright 1996 Child Care Provider Magazine When the Hanukkah Candle Met the christmas Star The cold http://childfun.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=219

86. Reviews Of Christmas Stars a book you SHOULD read with your child), it also Huntress Book Reviews christmas Stars Five Stars Author Rita Toews warmed my heart with this touching story. http://www.domokos.com/ritastars.html

Christmas Stars Childrens ebook Welcome to my reviews page for Christmas Stars. If you want to go back to Kelly's Baby Brother, click here CHRISTMAS STARS CHOSEN AS A FINALIST IN THE 2004 EPPIE AWARDS After you've read the wonderful reviews below, I'm sure you'll want to order Christmas Stars . Just visit my publisher at: Books Unbound E-Publishing to order. CHRISTMAS STARS Published by: Books Unbound Illustrator: Jennifer Macaire Format: HTML for PC and HTML for Mac; CD Partial Review of Christmas Stars by Cynthia Ward of KnowBetter.com Visit KnowBetter.com for full review "... This story is a shining example of how to foster giving and caring in small children. What a wonderful read for parents to share with their little ones! It is extremely well-written and has an adorable main character. ... If you’re looking for a nice, thought-out story for your child, this one is highly recommended, and is a must for your family’s library. A wonderful Christmas treasure." Reviewed by: Jennifer LB Leese AStoryWeaver@aol.com

87. Urban Legends Reference Pages: Holidays (Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer) his own background (he was a often taunted as a child for being The Trouble with christmas. Frankel, Stanley A. The Story Behind Rudolph the RedNosed Reindeer http://www.snopes.com/holidays/christmas/rudolph.asp

var TheAdcode = 'ad1874b'; Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer Claim: The character 'Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer' was created for the Montgomery Ward group of department stores. Status: True. Origins: To Rudolph came to life in 1939 when the Chicago-based Montgomery Ward company (operators of a chain of department stores) asked one of their copywriters, 34-year-old Robert L. May, to come up with a Christmas story they could give away to shoppers as a promotional gimmick. (The Montgomery Ward stores had been buying and giving away coloring books for Christmas every year, and May's department head saw creating a giveaway booklet of their own as a way to save money.) May, who had a penchant for writing children's stories and limericks, was tapped to create the booklet. 2.4 million copies of the Rudolph booket in 1939, and although wartime paper shortages curtailed printing for the next several years, a total of 6 million copies had been given by the end of 1946. The May quit his copywriting job in 1951 and spent seven years managing his creation before returning to Montgomery Ward, where he worked until his retirement in 1971. May died in 1976, comfortable in the life his reindeer creation had provided for him.

88. Meridian Magazine :: Little Things : The Timeless Christmas Story Read the story from the Bible a few verses at a time as the children act out the story and pause to include favorite christmas carols. http://www.meridianmagazine.com/littlethings/031222timeless.html

Sign up for Meridian Magazine's Daily Mailer Share the article on this page with a friend. Click here The Timeless Christmas Story By Claudia Goodman How remarkable it is that as stories have come and gone through the centuries, the Christmas story has only grown brighter and more beloved with each retelling.  It’s a story celebrated a myriad ways, joyfully recounted for each rising generation. Celebrating the story that never grows old. Like most of you, some of my fondest childhood memories revolve around the Christmas story.  Enacting the nativity has always been my favorite tradition.  After I was married, my husband and I eagerly staged our own nativity pageant, as our family gradually grew large enough to cover all the parts.  One year as we began rehearsing the pageant, I felt ten-year-old LeAnne’s gentle arms around my waist.  I looked down into her tender brown eyes as she said quietly, “Mom, can I please be Mary?  I haven’t gotten to for a few years, and this is the very last time I’ll ever get to be her in my whole life.  Please.”    Â

89. Books, Music & Video With authentic costumes, historical data, storytelling, and a sing-along, Deacon Marquis involves children in a unique christmas experience and helps them http://www.catholicsupply.com/christmas/cmasbooks.html

Baby Blessings' Christmas Cloth Book Baby's first presentation f the true Christmas story! Stories of the angels' announcements, the trip to Bethlehem, Jesus' birth, the shepherd's joy and the wisemen's visit are enhanced by the simple art and holographic foil accents. 18 pages. 6.75" x 8" (Item #97707) $14.99 The Saint Who Became Santa Claus Hardcover (Item #90635) click on image for larger view The Coming of the King HARDCOVER Ages 6-12 (Item #80790) Click on CD Cover to hear a sample The First Christmas for Baby The birth of Jesus is told in words and song. CD (Item #99891) $6.98 Cassette (Item #99892) $4.98 The Animals’ Christmas Gifts Cloth book Rhymes tell the story of a donkey, a cow, a sheep and a dove that bring gifts to the Baby Jesus. Your baby will enjoy the interactive fabric activity on each page as it reinforces the story, and the soft, three-dimensional cover will stimulate your baby's sense of touch. (Item #99887) $14.99

90. Holiday Traditions-Austria The story tells how the Christ child comes down from heaven on Four candles, representing the four Sundays before christmas, ar attached to the wreath. http://www.californiamall.com/holidaytraditions/traditions-austria.htm

AUSTRIA "Frohliche Weihnachton" Christmas is undoubtedly the most important holiday in Austria. As in other European nations, December 6th is the day Saint Nicholas, the giver of gifts, makes his rounds. Arrayed in a glittering Bishops robe and accompanied by his devilish assistant, Knecht Rupnecht, he can occasionally be seen roaming the streets giving sweets and apples to good children while his companion playfully beckons "little sinners" to feel the string of his golden rod. On December 24th, when the city is frantic with last minute shoppers, the countryside is a refuge for quiet traditions. Farmers chalk the initials of the Three Wise Men on the archway of the stable door; C for Caspar, M for Melchoir, and B for Balthazar, to protect the heard from sickness in the coming year. Christmas trees are lit on this day and in many villages "shelter-seekers" plod through deep snow from farm to farm re-enacting the plight of Mary and Joseph as they sought shelter on the eve of Christ's birth. In the snow-covered Alps, families descend from their mountain homes to the valley below, illuminating the night with torches held high to light their way in the darkness. Carolers gather in church towers and village squares to guide the people to Christmas services with their melodies. All shops, theaters and concert halls close their doors for this is an evening spent with only with family.

91. Children's Literature: Meet Authors & Illustrators producing a series for younger children, called Mystery Ferguson This book continues the story of Catlin Tumbleweed christmas Alane Ferguson Illustrated by Tom http://www.childrenslit.com/f_ferguson.html

Alane Ferguson NOTHING WILL ENGAGE YOU LIKE A MURDER: Young-adult mystery author Alane Ferguson By Donna Freedman After Alane Ferguson's best friend was killed, she was asked for details on Savannah's life. The police told Ferguson not to hold back, because any information she could offer might shed some light on her friend's death, and might help them convict the killer. As the tape recorder spun, Ferguson began to realize that the authorities already had their own pet theory: that Savannah had been two-timing her fiance, and he killed her in a jealous rage. Their theory was so wrong as to be laughable, and allowed the real killer - the security guard at Savannah's building - to walk free for almost five years. That murder and its aftermath reverberate in the pages of " Show Me The Evidence ," her Edgar Award-winning young adult mystery. Its teenage protagonist, Lauren, struggles fiercely in the face of police skepticism to clear a friend's good name. Ferguson concedes that today's young readers are pretty jaded about the justice system, bombarded as they by Court TV and shows like "Hard Copy." Yet she trusts them to know what's fair and what's right. "They still want to have an ordered world, although intellectually they know better," says the author. "If I wrote a story where the killer got away, they'd be furious." Although she broke into the business with a picture book That New Pet!

92. Recipes4Learning.com christmas/Hanukkah Story Props Hanukkah Candle Puppet Supplies sequins, glitter, glue Allow the children to decorate Hanukkah Candle Met the christmas Star The http://www.recipes4learning.com/view.php?id=125

93. Chuck's 1st Xmas Tree it mean? The storyteller, Jim O Lorcain, told of an old forgotten story how the Christ child, here and there, now and again, walked on christmas Eve http://www.pjtss.net/library/chuck/chuck09.htm

Chuck Larkin The Old Christmas Stories THE FIRST CHRISTMAS TREE, CANDLES IN THE WINDOW AND MISTLETOE Do you remember, when I told you about the small flock of birds that were roosting in the tree, outside of the barn, in the story of the "First Christmas Gift?" The children's children of those same birds are in this next story. It started about 400 years later, way north in the Burzee forest, in winter. The Burzee is the same enchanted forest where Santa Claus grew up and became "Father Christmas." The descendants of the same flock of birds were trying to fly south. The weather had been nice, and the flock had delayed leaving for the warm south. Now, they were caught in a nasty, cold, winter storm. The gusting wind buffeted the birds. When the flock of birds tried to land on branches of a tree the wind would sweep them off. The little birds were exhausted. The dense snow, swirling and falling, made flying even more difficult. The birds landed and were swept off several trees. At dusk, the exhausted little birds, one last time, tried to land. Feebly, they fell into a large Spruce tree, deep in the forest, in front of a small log cabin. The Spruce tree quickly fluffed and curled up it's outer branches and stopped the wind. The spruce tree protected the little flock of birds and they fell asleep. Later that night, after the storm passed, everything was quiet and the full moon highlighted the blanket of white snow that covered the forest.

94. Holiday Poems  Page 3       Www.cowboypoetry.com              THE christmas STORY. now; long bout Chris mus time I git to thinkin bout a story I onct feller thar he figgered, her time was near to have the child, an he http://www.cowboypoetry.com/ho3.htm

Page Three of Fourteen The Sugar Plums Linda Kirkpatrick THE CHRISTMAS STORY Larry Dudley THE BILL McCloud THE CHRISTMAS STORY Francine Roark Robison A COWBOY CHRISTMAS TH E CHRISTMAS STORY The kerosene lamp burned brightly all night in the window that faced to the south. A blue norther blew through the cracks in the door; the rain would soon end the drought. He left her early that morning to search for that black baldy cow, That cow always had trouble calving; he must sell her someday, somehow. His wife, she would not worry until sunset as the wind still blew up the draw. It would not warm the entire day and the water in the trough wouldn't thaw. She'd be up all night waiting for him while the lamp flickered and the wind blew cold. She'd lay the Bible on the rickety old table to again read the story of old. They had always read it together, the story of the first Christmas Eve, But tonight she would read it without him, as she tried very hard not to grieve. Then the creak of his saddle awoke her, as he put the stray cow in the pen. She raised her head from the Bible and wondered where in the world he'd been.

95. A Heartwarming Christmas Story II - December 2000  (Jan 2, 2001) back on what she had done with my christmas donation. of western reforms. The rest of her story is too Everybody cried , that is, except for the children. http://www.truthinmedia.org/truthinmedia/Bulletins2001/tim2001-1-1.html

Truth in Media Global Watch Bulletins TiM GW Bulletin 2001/1-1 Jan. 2, 2001 From Moscow and San Francisco... A Heartwarming Christmas Story II - December 2000 Bringing Christmas Cheer to Orphaned Children FROM PHOENIX, ARIZONA GLOBAL AFFAIRS HEADLINES Moscow 1. Heartwarming Christmas Story II (December 2000) San Francisco 2. Bay Area CEO’s Christmas Eve 1. Heartwarming Christmas Story II (December 2000) PHOENIX, Jan. 2 - Happy New Year to all TiM readers around the world! Amid all the hatred fueling violence and wars at various global flashpoints, we decided to start the New Millennium with two uplifting stories intended to warm human hearts and encourage doubting minds. But first, so as to put these little pieces in a proper context, and to understand why this writer no longer buys Christmas present for his family, you need to read the Item 8, "A Heartwarming “Christmas Story” , in the TiM Bulletin 2000-10-5. Following the publication of that article, several TiM readers wrote back to us inquiring how they could also send donations to Russia for the Christmas 2000.

96. Catholic Traditions For Advent And Christmas symbolism is rich and her life story worthwhile reading entire family shares — setting up the christmas manger Older children can make lifesize Nativity models http://www.catholiceducation.org/articles/religion/re0372.html

Home Email This Article Print Catholic Traditions for Advent and Christmas MICHAELANN MARTIN How can families better live the spirit of Advent and Christmas in their homes? Issue How can families better live the spirit of Advent and Christmas in their homes? Response [w]hen the Church celebrates the liturgy of Advent By participating in various time-honored traditions, such as making Jesse trees or putting on a Christmas play at home, Catholic families can engage more fruitfully in the seasons of Advent and Christmas. Discussion: Advent and Christmas in a Catholic Home These are hopeful thoughts as we prepare to incorporate some of these liturgical activities into our home life during Advent to enable us to truly celebrate Christmas. It is a shame that many do not fast during Advent, because without a fast there can really be no feast at Christmas. Fasting and other forms of penance, such as prayer and almsgiving, help to purify our hearts and prepare us for the celebration of Christmas (cf. Catechism, no. 1434). The Church especially encourages participation at weekday Masses during Advent, because in the Eucharist we find the source and goal of our Advent preparation: Christ Himself, whose sacrifice reconciles us with God (cf. Catechism, no. 1436; Sacred Congregation of Rites, Eucharisticum Mysterium , no. 29).

97. Guardian Unlimited | Special Reports | Short Story By Children's Laureate Michae The best christmas present in the world A short story by the children s laureate, Michael Morpurgo Tuesday No children are orphaned Happy christmas, Connie, I http://www.guardian.co.uk/christmas2003/story/0,14075,1112148,00.html

@import url(/external/styles/global/0,14250,,00.css); Sign in Register Go to: Guardian Unlimited home UK news World news Archive search Arts Books Business EducationGuardian.co.uk Film Football Jobs Life MediaGuardian.co.uk Money The Observer Online Politics Shopping SocietyGuardian.co.uk Sport Talk Travel Audio Email services Special reports The Guardian The weblog The informer The northerner The wrap Advertising guide Crossword Dating Headline service Syndication services Events / offers Help / contacts Information Living our values Newsroom Reader Offers Style guide Travel offers TV listings Weather Web guides Working at GNL Guardian Weekly Money Observer Home UK Business Online ... Quiz Search this site In this section Monsoon goes shopping Safeway reveals Christmas slump Boots takes on supermarkets by slashing prices Cosmetic firm plays a long game ... House of Fraser beats Christmas expectations The best Christmas present in the world A short story by the children's laureate, Michael Morpurgo Tuesday December 23, 2003 The Guardian I spotted it in a junk shop in Bridport, a roll-top desk. The man said it was early 19th century, and oak. I had always wanted one, but they were always far too expensive. This one was in bad condition, the roll-top in several pieces, one leg clumsily mended, scorch marks all down one side. It was going for very little money, and I reckoned I was just about capable enough to have a go at restoring it. It would be a risk, a challenge, but I had to have it. I paid the man and brought it back to my workroom at the back of the garage. I began work on it on Christmas Eve, mostly because the house was resonating with overexcited relatives and I wanted some peace and quiet.

98. Our Devotions - The True Meaning Of Christmas wreath embodies all the good things about christmas for those The bow tells the story of good will towards the things you must teach the children. But where http://www.devotions.co.uk/christmas.shtml

CLICK HERE and Learn How to Get 22000 People to Your Site For FREE The True Meaning of C h r i s t m a s This is a wonderful story of a Christmas Eve dream of Santa as he is known today and Jesus who is the Reason for the Season we celebrate each year. By the use of carefully chosen symbols in the dream a wonderful picture emerges which points us not to Santa who is himself a fantasy but to Jesus, the promised one, the saviour of the world. The True Meaning of C h r i s t m a s Late one Christmas Eve I sank back, tired but content, into my easy chair. The kids were in bed, the gifts were wrapped, the milk and cookies waited by the fireplace for Santa. As I sat back admiring the tree with its decorations, I couldn't help feeling that something was missing. It wasn't long before the tiny twinkling tree lights lulled me to sleep. I don't know how long I slept, but all of a sudden I knew that I wasn't alone. I opened my eyes, and you can imagine my surprise when I saw Santa Claus

99. CNN.com - Orthodox Christians In Holy Land Celebrate Christmas - Jan. 6, 2004 actors, who were to visit homes to deliver the gifts to children. Vladimir Putin extended his best wishes to everyone marking christmas, which he Story Tools. http://edition.cnn.com/2004/WORLD/meast/01/06/orthodox.christmas.ap/

document.adoffset = 0; document.adPopupDomain = 'edition.cnn.com'; document.adPopupFile = '/cnn_adspaces/adsPopup2.html'; document.adPopupInterval = 'P24'; document.adPopunderInterval = 'P24'; The Web CNN.com Home Page World Africa Americas ... Special Reports ON TV What's on Business Traveller Global Office Music Room ... Talk Asia Services E-mail Mobile AvantGo Make homepage Ad info About us How to get CNN Partner Hotels CNNtext Languages Spanish Korean Arabic Japanese Turkish Orthodox Christians in Holy Land celebrate Christmas Eireneos I, Patriarch of Jerusalem, walks out of the Grotto in the Nativity Church during Christmas celebrations Tuesday. Story Tools YOUR E-MAIL ALERTS Public Holidays West Bank Russia or Create your own Manage alerts What is this? BETHLEHEM, West Bank (AP) Children donned Santa costumes and Boy Scouts played bagpipes Tuesday as Eastern Orthodox Christians celebrated Christmas Eve at the traditional birthplace of Jesus. The Greek Orthodox Patriarch of Jerusalem, Eireneos I, dressed in a red cape with gold embroidery, was kissed and hugged by Bethlehem officials and greeted by a large crowd of residents as he made his way to the Church of the Nativity, escorted by police. Christmas falls on January 7 for Orthodox Christians in the Holy Land, Russia and other Eastern Orthodox churches that use the old Julian calendar instead of the 16th-century Gregorian calendar adopted by Catholics and Protestants and commonly used in secular life around the world.

100. Port Townsend Christmas Story In the Bible christmas story, Mary and Jesus went to sleep christmas is about birth and the turning of the Every child comes into this world with the potential http://www.uua.org/re/other/kathy_christmas.html

The Port Townsend Christmas Story by Otto Smith and Friends Port Townsend, WA This play is community specific, so you would have to adapt it, but the outline is wonderful. Narrator: Nobody knows if the Christmas story really happened. The story written in the Bible happened around 2000 years ago. The people who wrote it down were not there when it happened. The story was already over a hundred years old when it was recorded. There are many other traditional non-Bible stories that are told about Christmas time. There are stories about animals that talk, angels and miraculous happenings. Maybe you have heard some of these, like the story of the friendly beasts who have the power of human speech on Christmas Eve, or the very recent stories of The Gift of the Magi, Amahl and the Night Visitors or the Nutcracker. There are stories about Santa Claus, St Nicholas, Rudolf, Frosty, the Grinch, and even Charlie Brown and his ugly Christmas tree. The story told in the Bible is about a poor family and a birth. Tonight we will retell this story in a modern setting. In the Bible it says that a decree went out from Caesar Augustus that all the world should be taxed and every man should go to his own city to be counted. In the Bible story Joseph and Mary set out to travel to Bethlehem. Joseph: I was just told that Caesar says we have to go back home to be counted. Why can't those Romans just leave us poor folk alone.

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