Christmas acronym/poem by Steve Patterson
Christmas Acronym / Christmas Acrostic
C – Celebrating the birth of Jesus
H – He was heard on high.
R – Risen is our Lord.
I – In a manager he was born.
S – Saving us from our sins.
T – Transforming us into a new creation.
M– Making disciples of all nations.
A – All the time we should celebrate Jesus.
S – Spread the Good News about what Christ has done for you
By ©Steve Patterson, written 12/21/2012
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First published December 21, 2012. Last republished or updated December 5, 2021.
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