Santa S Christmas Eve Prayer

Not discounting the tradition of Santa, this book turns the spotlight to Jesus through Santa’s Christmas Eve Prayer: “Empty, so empty their Christmas will be, if they don’t think of You and just look for me!” Santa continues: “I’m but a part of Christmastime fun. You are the Christ-Child. You’re real. You’re God’s Son.” Read Santa’s Christmas Eve Prayer” to draw your little ones, your loved ones, and your own heart to this Christ centered focus. O come, let us adore HIM!

When Santa finished delivering all the presents on Christmas Eve, he and the reindeer decided to stop for a rest. They stopped at a cozy looking church with a handcarved wooden nativity, which moved Santa so deeply he was able to rejuvenate through prayer.

A brother and sister, taking a walk the day before Christmas, see Santa Claus and follow him into a church, where they hear his prayer to the baby Jesus.

On his annual Christmas run, Santa pauses to rest at a country church and is moved to prayer.

When Christmas seems too commercial, open to any page in this book and be filled with the spirit of the season. Keep Christmas alive in your heart as you dip in for inspiration that conveys the true meaning of Christmas. Over 100 poems, prayers, toasts, and blessings from contemporary writers to classic voices, such as Christina Rosetti and Emily Dickinson, fill the pages of this inspirational collection.

Moses Pennyweighter was evil. No better word could be used to describe him, not at Christmas and not by those truly knowing the shriveled little man. Most though who lived in Millageville, working themselves ragged in his factory to buy another month's stay in his houses, groceries at his supermarket, and everything else in their lives from his department store, did not know him, did not know him at all. "Good Mr. Pennyweighter," the people of Millageville would say at the very mention of the sweet old man's name. And there would be a warming of hearts as every child in town dreamed of the toys at his department store and of how next Christmas their fathers might be able to put together enough money to buy a toy for them.

One Christmas Eve, three children discover Santa kneeling by the fire, praying for their family. When asked why he is praying, Santa tells them the Christmas story, explaining how each person in the story gave to bless others. Santa's work symbolizes the mysterious delivery of God's blessings upon each soul around the world, but heavenly gifts are not Santa's to give. That is why on Christmas Eve, he asks God to bestow His divine gifts on each child and family he visits.

"Includes U.S. president's Christmas addresses."