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New Year and Epiphany

January 6, 2012 | Author

 

3 wise men

 

January 6th and twelfth night means that the season of Christmas is finished for now.

 

Epiphany starts with the story of the Three Wise Men. Travelling across the desert and following the star, what a wonderful story.

 

Decorations down, Christmas trees put away or taken outside, tinsel and cards put into little boxes.

But we can’t do that with Christmas! It’s here for good!

The good news lasts forever.

When the winter continues and the days remain dark for a little longer yet, think back to all those messages of hope and light coming into the world…Jesus with us.

Rev’d Sue Martin

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