The First Christmas Tree

ISBN: 1453741984

Author: RoRo, Aunt

Condition: New

Product Description While Christmas is a time of much joy and excitement, its real meaning can easily get lost in the flurry of activities. Parents often express concern that their children focus too much on the gifts under the tree and not enough on the reason for the tree. Believing that you can enjoy all the festivities while embracing the reason for the festivities, this charming story attempts to put Christ back into Christ-mas. It reminds us that His gift is the greatest gift of all! Young and old alike will never look at a Christmas tree again without thinking of the reason for the season. About the Author RoseAnn Salanitri has done many things throughout her lifetime, but one of the things she is most proud of is being a mother and Bible teacher. As a mother of two, she faced the same cultural problems that many mothers face today - such as teaching her children the value of faith and the things not seen. As a Bible teacher, she also "mothered" younger woman and found that they shared the same concerns that her older generation faced. One of these concerns was about teaching children the value of Christmas. She realized that young mothers living in the 21st century shared many of the same concerns that mothers living in the 20th century did. She wrote this book in an attempt to share how to appropriately deal with one of those concerns - how to appropriately celebrate Christmas. RoseAnn is the daughter of a woman who was known for celebrating Christmas in an over-the-top fashion. However, her parents always made sure that the true meaning of Christmas was not lost in all the festivities. She fondly remembers her father sitting with her next to the tree every Christmas Eve and talking about the the baby that was born to bring us eternal life. As a result, RoseAnn firmly believes that when it comes to Christmas - you can have it all. It is her desire to share that point of view with parents, grandparents, guardians, and all adults who have an influence over children.