In our entrance hall, this nativity scene greets visitors.
Christmas is more than a day at the end of the year
More than a day of joy and good cheer.
Christmas is really God’s pattern for living
To be followed each day by unselfish giving.
Then peace on earth will come to stay
When we live Christmas every day.
13 comments:
Laurie, this is a beautiful post! If you have time, send me an update on Dylan. You have been in my thoughts since reading about his birth.
Dear Laurie,
This is so beautiful and so inspiring too!
Thinking and praying for baby Dylan everyday.
Please keep us updated, we are all pulling for that little guy!
Hugs friend,
Cindy
I love the Christmas message. Beautiful nativity scene and I like the open Bible.
Laurie it is so important to remember the true meaning of Christmas!
hugs, Linda
Oh Laurie, this is so precious and so perfect. Love your Nativity, it is beautiful. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family and baby Dylan. God Bless. Hugs, Marty
What a beautiful poem with so much meaning Laurie! Thank you for sharing this and your lovely nativity!
Praying for little Dylan and your family during this fragile time.
bee blessed
mary
So lovely!
Beautiful post! We should all focus on the real meaning of Christmas! Thanks for sharing!
Miss Bloomers
Laurie, I love your Nativity Scenes and I noticed the open Bible on a stand by this one. Odd, but I've never thought of that but will see if I can do one by at least one of mine as it really does complete it. I hope things are going well with the granddaughters there and that their little brother continues to gain weight and strength every day. You take care too.
Dewena
Laurie, I think about you and your wonderful home every Christmas as I began to decorate. I love how much love you put into all your Christmas decor and can't wait to see it each year. XO
I have a collection of nativity scenes, but never have I seen a well included. How special.
A lovely entrance hall you have.
Love your nativity scene.
Patricia from Topiary Rose
Love that poem!
Great to have you at Seasonal Sundays.
- The Tablescaper
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