The Bible says a lot about Jesus Christ, but the book never explicitly says when the Son of God was born. Though many ...

There are no festive lights strung overhead and no sign of the huge tree normally erected to celebrate the event ... spot 2,000 years ago: the birth of Jesus Christ. As the war between Israel ...

Why didn’t the early Christians celebrate the festival honouring the birth of Jesus Christ? They did not – for the same ... (Lord Protector of Britain and the Commonwealth), the celebration of ...

during which the Church requires the faithful to prepare for the celebration of the feast of Christmas, the anniversary of the birth of Jesus Christ. The mystery of that great day had every right ...

The Christ Tree, as it is officially named, stands for the true meaning of Christmas, celebrating the birth of Jesus and sharing ... a month-long celebration set around the tree throughout the ...

Christians all over the world have been observing the birth ... because Jesus is our living hope, we constantly overcome the challenges and obstacles. As we are planning to celebrate Christmas ...

Christmas Eve is the one day that comes before Christmas. Officially, it is a day to be celebrated on the 24th December every year. It is considered a religious day, as people, animals and angels wait ...

The vast majority of them will celebrate Christmas, but not all in the ... It takes place on 6 January and celebrates both the birth of Jesus Christ and his baptism by John the Baptist.

Easter, the celebration that marks the ... to follow the Messiah receives “a new birth into a living hope through the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead”. Through faith in the working ...

has become a day of celebration for millions of people globally. Easter Sunday, an important day for members of the Christian faith, commemorates the miraculous resurrection of Jesus Christ after ...