Month: December 2021

Poetry

Prepare for the King

By Amanda Pizzolatto
A poem about Christ’s coming

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Poetry

Christmas Choirs

BY AMANDA PIZZOLATTO
Oh listen, listen, to voices as deep as the sea, singing a chant worshipping the Godhead Three

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Poetry

Who Would Have Thought

BY SARAH BINGHAM

Who would have thought

That good news could come to us?

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Short Fiction

Father Christmas – The Curse is Broken: A Chronicles of Narnia Story

BY DEAN MAXWELL

“The land lies under a curse but somehow this year feels… significant. It’s as if I can feel change coming.”

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Poetry

I’m Gonna Tell Santa Claus on You!

BY LAWRENCE “MACK” HALL Nora and Theo The children scamper across my grassy lawn And bring me wiggly worms to identify Big acorns to admire, lemons fallen weeks before Sticks and leaves, pinecones, flowers, and bits of bark They lose their shoes and socks beneath the oak They drink from the water hose and don’t …...

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Poetry

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Theophanies

BY SARAH BINGHAM
They knew the way and where to go – God led them by a star.

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Poetry

Oh Yuletide Log

By Amanda Pizzolatto

Oh Yuletide log, oh Yuletide log, oh how brightly you are burning.

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Poetry

Advent Book

BY JEREMY SILVERNAIL Advent Week 3 Page 1 Mary bounced with the donkey’s stride, She sighed as she looked at her belly- so wide! She was proud she was going to be a mommy, But she sure did miss her tiny tummy! Page 2 Joseph’s brow went into a furrow “Do you need a break …...

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Nonfiction

Christmas Giggles

By Hannah Skipper Generally speaking, a Christmas Eve church service is a solemn occasion. One should not make a lot of noise or fool around while attending. This story, however, is about the time I was accidentally not on my best behavior. I don’t remember how old I was, just that I was a teenager, …...

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