How do you feel about Christmas? Love it? Hate it?

Posted by: Rainbow

17th Nov 2011 04:22pm

Do you wish Christmas would come and go quickly or do you look forward to it with great enthusiasm? Do you believe Christmas has lost its meaning given all the materialistic connotations associated with it or does it still have a special place in your heart?

Emae

12th Apr 2015 03:01pm

Try not to be sad Disie, memories are treasure banks of when we reflect back on our pasts & see what we've done, where we're going & what we have overcome in the many challenges were faced with throughout life...you can still celebrate Christmas with or without family or friends...you can contact any religious Organisation & ask about attending any celebratory Christmas events they may be having...your never alone if you are able to reflect on what Christ means to you & if you do not know Him & would like to...kneel down & pray from your heart with all your might & ask Him to help you know more about which direction you should take, if you ask, you will receive an answer in your heart...it may happen instantly or it may take awhile, but He will answer your prayer...you can ask Him anything that your in Help of, that is a need & not a want...you can talk to Him anywhere, because He hears you...you are not alone

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