God's Gifts 2017-Holiday Celebrations

[Anne Terri]

Christmas Day 5 by Anne Terri, on Flickr

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GOD'S GIFTS-2017 HOLIDAY CELEBRATIONS

“God Speaking To Anne Terri Through The Holy Spirit:

Let not the Holidays overwhelm you with all the hustle and bustle. If you are a seasoned veteran of this time of year, you realize that the day after the big celebrations there seems to be a letdown. Enjoy your preparations also, rather than bringing stress to you and your family. The less you spend the better for your future. Anne has spent her entire life time trying to undo the damage caused by family traditions where everyone had to give gifts to one another, and there was a battle as to who spent the most, and the credit cards were maxed out. Teach your children to do some home made crafts, gifts or cookies and ornaments. Try stringing popcorn and so on. Make it fun, not expensive. A Dradle for Hanukkah should not contain an I phone. Save this for another time of year. You are in a society where even one gift can cost over hundreds of dollars, and some of them are small due to the new technology. Does not allow for an abundant look under the Christmas tree, or as Anne Jewish friends used to say, 'The Hanukkah Bush'... Don't even try to do this. Keep it simple, and help your children to understand, how to give to those who have not. Over the next several days, we will be working on updating Our Celebrations of India Section at the main site our Our Research Library for the dates of the festivals in 2018

AMEN”

[Anne Terri]

Skating On The Pond by Anne Terri, on Flickr

"December 6, 2017
GOD'S LIVING BIBLE ---- THE THIRD TESTAMENT ---- GOD'S NEW REVELATIONS ©

GOD'S GIFTS-2017 HOLIDAY CELEBRATIONS

A VINTAGE MOMENT - STAY SAFE IN YOUR WINTER SPORTS

“God Speaking To Anne Terri Through The Holy Spirit:

It's been years since those who live in the Netherlands have been able to keep the ice frozen long enough to skate on their canals as they did in the past.

Anne remembers fondly the gift of figure skates from Santa, when she was a young girl. He mother used to take her skating with a friend, and it was often bitter cold out on the ice. This was a small stream which ran through a park with a small waterfall at the end. One particular year Anne fell through the ice, and was fortunate that the water was only up to her waist. She's even played ice hockey with friends on a larger river when in high school. These were often unsafe areas for skating. Be certain you do not chance ice which has not frozen to the depth of at least six inches. I advise you not to skate alone, and wear a helmet with elbow and knee pads.

Why spend the winter in a cast or possibly fighting to stay above the water line, chancing hypothermia conditions.

AMEN"