Have you ever received a gift that you know you’re not going to use? There shouldn’t be shame in regifting. This way, you’re giving it away to somebody who may actually get a use out of it. According ...

To truly “light a candle,” reach out to a person of another faith, or no faith, with a word of encouragement or an act of ...

Best-selling Christian author Phillip Yancey wrote that although he loves cards depicting the manger scene, he feels they give us the truest picture of Christmas.

Just 11 months earlier, at the start of 2020, the Minnesota Vikings ended the Saints season with an upset win inside the Superdome during the wild-card playoff round. On Christmas Day of 2020, the 6-8 ...

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the introduction of Christmas cards by Sir Henry Cole in 1843, followed by the popularity of crackers invented by Tom Smith in the 1840s, and the revival of carol singing all contributed to the ...

Since the latter part of the nineteenth century, family and children became the centerpieces of the Christmas celebrations.

Let’s remember that Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol” is a ghost story. Telling dark and scary tales for the holidays is a ...

Christmas just isn’t like it used to be.” This is not a new complaint. History shows that Christmas traditions are just as subject to change as any other aspect of human societies, and when customs ...

Christmas cards—often featuring holly and natural motifs in red and green—became a widespread tradition. Writers like Charles ...

A library in Leeds, England, has set up a Christmas display with an assortment of holiday classics, but the star of the ...

Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol, a novella the English writer published in 1843, has been adapted for stage and screen more than 200 times. And since every year there appears to be another version ...