Archive for September, 2010

Add to Your Christmas Light Displays With A Giant Santa Clause

Wednesday, September 8th, 2010

Author: Rachel Messina For some families, preparing for the Christmas season begins as early as the day after Thanksgiving. Holiday parties must be organized, gift lists composed, and of course, Christmas light displays constructed. Whether you lean towards minimalist décor or you have a tendency to go all out, outdoor holiday light displays spread the [...]

Christmas celebration around the world

Wednesday, September 8th, 2010

Author: madyjojjef Christmas celebration around the world – Christmas is the most widely celebrated festival, though it is celebrated only on the 25th of December, preparations for the celebration begin well in advance. It is celebrated by Christians and non-Christians alike with equal fervor. With Christianity spread all over the world, the people of each [...]

Celebrating Advent with Nativity Scenes

Wednesday, September 8th, 2010

Author: Lynn Jebbia Nativity scenes are very popular additions to any household in the advent season.  They depict the birth of Jesus. Christian nativity scenes normally show Jesus in a manger, Joseph and Mary in a barn, stable, or shed.  A mule and an ox usually accompany them. The scene also includes the three wise [...]

Nativity Scene History and Evolution

Wednesday, September 8th, 2010

Author: justinmattison For most Christians, the scene of the Holy Nativity is one of the most recognizable symbols during the Christmas season. Regardless of the variations, the concept remains the same; Jesus in the manger with the Holy Family at his side. In most cases, an ox and a donkey representing the people of Israel [...]

Choosing the Right Christmas Tree Stand

Tuesday, September 7th, 2010

By: Ellen Bell If you’ve ever experienced a decorated Christmas tree tipping over, you know just how messy, expensive, and damaging this situation can be.  Moreover, an unsteady Christmas tree poses a real safety threat in your home, especially if you have pets or small children.  This is why choosing the right stand for your [...]

Decorative Christmas Wreaths and Holiday Wreaths

Tuesday, September 7th, 2010

By: Joe Willmeth The English word wreath comes from the old English word, writhen, meaning to writhe or to twist. Holiday wreaths have long been made by twisting or bending evergreen branches into a circular shape. The ancient Greeks, and Romans, used evergreen leaves and garlands to make headdresses that were awarded as prizes to [...]

Tips on Shopping for Outdoor Nativity Scenes

Saturday, September 4th, 2010

By: Joel Sussman If you’ve never shopped for a nativity set for your church, organizatin, or home, you’ll be amazed at the myriad of prices, sizes, and materials from which you can choose. Althought the task can seem overwhelming, it helps to have a basic idea of what’s available and what some of your options [...]

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