Noel
You've just reminded me of an event which is carried out by the congregation
at Aspull Methodists, Wigan. The Christmas tree is saved and, at Easter made
into a cross. This cross is then covered in chicken wire and during the
Easter service, the children place flowers in the chicken wire. So the
symbol of life dies and flowers again. The completed tree is "planted"
outside of the church premises.
BoW
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From: Spirit Rider <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: rangernet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: 10 December 1999 22:05
Subject: [RR] The Christmas Tree Cross
>All,
>I'm working on a story entitled "The Christmas Tree Cross".
>As soon as I write and complete the story I will post it for your
>enjoyment. The basic setup tells the story of a Christmas
>tree. After Christmas the tree is made into cradle and then
>into a cross. Hope you will enjoy it when it is posted.
>
>Later,
>Noel"Spirit Rider"Bell
>Cyber Worship Center
>http://www.afreehome.com/njb/
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