But was Jesus actually born in December ... What is the origin of the Christmas tree tradition? As far as dressing up a dead tree with lights, ribbons and ornaments goes – that tradition ...

And was Jesus actually born in December ... “A New York woodsman named Mark Carr is credited with opening the first U.S. Christmas tree lot in 1851,” History.com says.

Dismantling your Christmas tree may not be the cheeriest chore ... frankincense and myrrh to the baby Jesus. The day also serves as the start of the church's "season of Epiphany," which ends ...

The image of baby Jesus in the Bethlehem barn warms our hearts. Each December we recreate the moment on our lawns and beneath our Christmas trees. Stores sell plastic donkeys and wooden mangers.

Three different theories trace the Christmas tree back to the 1400s or 1500s ... the star that led the three wise men to the baby Jesus in Bethlehem. This is almost certainly apocryphal, but ...

We wish we could keep our Christmas trees up year-round ... of God in human form in the person of Jesus. Again, some would say leaving your tree up beyond the 5th or 6th brings bad luck.

decorated trees, and Santa Claus. The celebration of Christmas reminds us that God is not far from us; in fact, He is very close. We celebrate that Baby Jesus, the Son of God, came to Earth to ...

We communicate frequently, but communication reaches a new level in sacredly celebrating your birthday — Christmas Day. Time passes swiftly. But it comes to a halt on Christmas. We pay homage ...