Today’s nativity is an empty gift box that sits among the gifts under our tree each year. This is a representational gift that serves as a reminder that the best gift of Christmas wasn’t purchased by a human and wrapped in colorful paper under the tree. Perhaps some may think The rest of the story
Today’s nativity was created for me by my friend Terri. Check out her biz Speshell Creations I love the simplicity of this nativity! It reminds me of in the 19th chapter of Luke when Jesus says “If they kept quiet, the stones would do it for them, shouting praise.” As The rest of the story
Today’s nativity comes from Sierra Leone. When I was in Rotifunk, I saw many such huts often central to villages and used for cooking. An internet search says that these huts are called Palaver Huts (in remote Liberia and Sierra Leone) and are often used for anything that needed arbitration The rest of the story
Today’s nativity was given to me by my sister from her trip to Alaska. I love the uniqueness of it, and who doesn’t love bears? It’s a reminder of our connection to all creation…the representation of peace on earth good will to ALL (IMO an inclusive all that includes all The rest of the story
Today’s nativity was purchased online several years ago, it said made in Kenya. I love the fragileness of this nativity, and the sheep that’s a little wonky and takes effort to help it stand. And the dog (that’s what I deemed it) that seems to be lifting his leg. This The rest of the story