Archives for December 2019

The gift was unexpected. From my grandson who enjoys fishing, playing hockey, and the Xbox.

This touching surprise brought me to tears. It wasn’t because of the cost. He told me he ordered it online at a next-to-nothing price. He shrugged saying it was only a couple of dollars, but to me it was more valuable than gold.

For you see, the gift reflects my faith, belief in Jesus, and the Word.

Each time I clasp the necklace around my neck, I’m reminded of God’s love.

As we celebrate CHRISTmas, may everyone remember the greatest gift of all–JESUS.

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

 

 

Last month I posted about Thanksgiving tray cards for the Veterans Hospital, assisted living centers, nursing homes, hospitals, shut-ins or any idea you might have.

This is a great project for students seeking community service hours.

I have created over one hundred Christmas tray cards for a nursing home facility.

I came up with a few more ideas for the Christmas tray cards.

• Print a message or scripture on address labels and adhere to the inside of the card.
• Tape a tray card to a plate of cookies, pies, cakes, homemade bread, jam or other gifts.
• Write a handwritten note inside to a neighbor or shut-in stating you would be happy to get their mail, take out the trash, shovel a sidewalk or run a quick errand.

The ideas are endless.

Have fun creating and bless someone this Christmas.

Merry Christmas!