Jesus Christ is the light of the world and the light of Lufkin, but we wanted to also do a Christmas celebration to help people celebrate with one another the reason for the season which is Jesus ...

It represents Jesus. We remember that he came ... plays a part in increasing or decreasing the light in this world. As we celebrate Hanukkah and Christmas, and prepare for a new year, what if ...

The early Christians did not celebrate Christmas, and it wasn’t until the fourth century that the date of 25 December was decided on. orange = the world candle = Jesus, the light of the world ...

Today people celebrate Christmas like this all over the world ... Jesus. In Japan, Christmas isn't a religious holiday, but it's still celebrated by many people. There are lots of impressive light ...