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    • Supplies Needed: Printable Easter Egg: Egg Template.pdf (19.01 kb) Ribbon Hole Punch Scissors Glue Markers or Crayons #1: Print out the printable Easter Egg #2: Cut out the printable Easter Egg #3: Decorate the Easter Egg with fun messages: Such as Jesus is alive, Happy Easter, He is Risen, WWJD, I …

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    • … the two festivals together. Many other Christian festivals are derived from the dating of Pasch. Shrove Tuesday and Ash Wednesday will fall six weeks before it. Pentecost was a first fruits festival, and falls fifty days after Pasch (The Passover-Pentecost period is known as “the Great Easter …

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    • ’t see any reason to draw a hard line between the two. He carefully crafts Constantine’s empirical (get it?) greatness as “diffusing the effulgence of his holy light to the end of the world”. He was welcomed with open arms, greeted as a liberator, etc. Oh, and he spread the word of God. That gets …

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    • ” and, in Christian tradition, the season of advent is the season of preparation for the celebration of the birth of Jesus and also, hello WHAT?!, the anticipation of Christ’s return in his Second Advent. Didn’t know that. Now I do. I don’t know how chocolate ornaments and bunnies and bells and stuff …

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    • … Sewing machines Home-made peanut butter Food Cats Cookouts Vision Forum Being greeted enthusiastically when I get home Home-made bread Being homeschooled Discipline Christian brothers at work Scrapbooking Sense of feel God’s provision 4 th of July fireworks Salvation Christmas The Eastons Our home …

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    • … of human experience, when the Christian tradition invites us to wait for the birth of a child. In Advent we rejoice that we are waiting, that there is still time to prepare a way for the Lord and we celebrate the virtue of patience. By contrast, the consumer world tells us not to wait but to ‘buy now …

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    • … not getting any pressure to, either. Brenda asks: If you could celebrate only one holiday which would it be? Definitely Christmas. It’s my favorite. I think Easter is loaded with meaning and highly important to the Christian faith, but there would be no Easter without Christmas. Plus, I love giving gifts. Iva …

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    • … that are over 3000 - 5000 years old, and in the Indian mythological Hindu system, there are all female deities with equal and sometimes greater powers than those of male deities that date as far back at 8,000 years. When one reads the patriarchal religious texts such as the Christian Bible …

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    • … it was for teaching the gospel to my children. I’m learning every year that it’s also invaluable in focusing my own eyes and heart on Christ. When you see the year not just as Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall, but as Advent, Christmas, Epiphany, Lent, Easter, Pentecost, Ordinary Time, then the changing …

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    • … and quite hypocritical. While Christmas is an important holiday in the Christian religion, it is not nearly as important as Easter. And while I’ve seen people buy Christmas decorations in August and put their trees and lights up almost two months before the date, I have yet to see Easter sales in January …




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