Christmas is almost here, and you might be looking for the perfect gift for someone that is hard to give to. Everyone loves great Christmas books or movies. All of these great products in the Covenant Christmas Roundup from Covenant Communications would be perfect for someone that loves Christmas. These books and movies are all great items I am sure you or your family would love under your tree this year!
Covenant Christmas Roundup – The Perfect Last Minute Gift Ides
All About Christmas– This hard cover book is stuffed with stories, songs, poems, Christmas history, joyful traditions, recipes, and activities. This delightful book celebrates all things Christmas – from the sacred story of the Nativity to the lore of Saint Nick.
Words of Christmas: Savoring the True Meaning of the Season One Word at a Time– This beautifully designed book takes a closer look at twenty-five words, like hope, faith and joy, that we hear throughout the holidays.
Christus Marble 3 inch statue– we have the large one of these and I know my kids would love to each have one of these tiny ones! For under $10 it would be a great gift!
A Songbook for LDS Families–
A Songbook for LDS Families highlights eighteen beloved and well-known songs, as well as twenty-eight newly penned Book of Mormon hymns composed by Janice Kapp Perry with text by Bonnie Hart Murray.
No Ordinary Shepherd (DVD)– The young shepard boy, has always treasured his father’s tale of that starlit night filled with wonder of angelic heralds and a tiny Bethlehem stable sheltering the chosen Messiah. The young shepard later encounters a miracle of his own.
He Knows My Name (DVD)– Rebekah is fascinated by the man her neighbors call Jesus. Her mother is not so sure. One day she brings Jesus home – a simple act that will forever change their lives.
It’s All About Christmas
Words of Christmas-
Christus Marble 3 in. statue-
A Songbook for LDS Families
No Ordinary Shepherd (DVD)
He Knows My Name (DVD)
Which one of these products from the Covenant Christmas Roundup would you like in under your tree this year?
I received review copies from the distributor/publisher in exchange for an honest review.
Robin PriceI have a question about tinhtig I understand (as told to me by a neighbor who is LDS) that if you do not pay your tithes to the church that you will be deemed unworthy and unable to attend until you pay them current. This seems harsh to me. If you are so poor you can barely afford to live or just don’t have that 10% to give to the church it doesn’t seem right that you will be cast out. I don’t believe that God/Jesus cares about money in that way and certainly would not turn his back on you. What is the church’s reasoning for this one please?
No, not at all! the church encourages members to pay a 10% tithe but NO ONE will ever be turned away from attending church unless they are purposely striving to “ruin” the meeting and cause chaos among those attending. but i think that is a pretty normal response from any group. don’t you?