Celebrate Jesus

In just a couple of days time, we'll be celebrating, or at least should be celebrating the most important birth ever in this world.  Jesus was born in Bethlehem, just as the prophets foretold to a virgin called Mary.  He was and still is the Saviour of the world, God's best gift to mankind ever.  In all of the preparations we've made, I hope that unlike so many in Bethlehem centuries ago, we'll make room in our hearts and homes for Him, the One who came to bring us the light of God.

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