Birthday Cake for Jesus.
Uploaded: December 26, 2005
A family tradition to celebrate Christmas and the real reason for the season.
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Marsha S. Smith December 28, 2005
What an absolutely fantastic idea and tradition. I love the tiny nativity! #365486Dan McConoughey December 30, 2005
Thanks for the comment Marsha. Maybe others will pick up on this and in so doing come to remember why we have Christmas. Strange, everyone gets something except the one who has the birthday. We sing happy birthday and the youngest one blows out the candle, then we give some time and something of ourselvs to our Lord. #2236530Richard P. Lussier January 03, 2006
Dan, this is such a great tradition, what an incredible teaching moment for the young ones!Dan McConoughey January 03, 2006
Thanks Richard for the comments. It seems there are quith a few young people and young children on BP. Mavbe things like this will help plant the seed. #2249607Carla Metzler February 26, 2006
I think your family tradition is wonderful! My sister and her family have a Christmas tradition that I think is pretty cool! Since there were three gifts given to the Christ child on Christmas morn, in her house...they each receive three gifts. Before they are presented with the gifts, they gather in the living room with their Bibles and they read the Christmas story. #2472345Sign up for an interactive online photography course to get critiques on your photos.
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