Christmas Decorations at the Capitol
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas at the Arkansas Capitol Building.
Cutting Through the Christmas Stress
[audio:podcast-12-5-11.mp3]In this week’s podcast we discuss cutting through the Christmas stress.
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Christmas Family Traditions
The following is a guest post from Adrianne Redding. Adrianne is currently studying Political Science at John Brown University in Siloam Springs, Arkansas.
Neither of my parents is really big on traditions, but for Christmas there is one tradition that our whole family loves.
My mother became a Christian in college, and because her Christian friends were Lutheran, she became one also. My father was raised Baptist. When they married, my mother brought the Lutheran tradition of an Advent wreath into the home.