Rev. Michele Owes and her special guest, Mrs. Yvonne Dixon, share reflections on Christmas. Mrs. Dixon reflects on childhood Christmases and how they shaped her Christmas practices of today. She also shared that Christmas celebrations may change because some of the people you love are no longer with you.Mrs. Dixon was very thankful that Jesus Christ made her a new creature and that her children were able to witness that old things had passed away.

Rev. Michele Owes has a fireside chat with young adults ages 27-46. She is excited about their energy and youthfulness. They share reflections on Christmas and how it has evolved.One guest was healed of cancer and now finds life as the most important gift. She credits Jesus for reviving her. Losing loved ones to death has changed the view of Christmas for these young adults. Love your family is another key message they want to share. The hoopla and pressure of buying and giving is not the real message of the season. They want you to acknowledge Jesus.Rev. Michele Owes expressed how important it is for each of them to use their voice and their lives to share Jesus.

Rev. Michele Owes discusses how Christmas has evolved over 91 years in the life of Mrs. Willette Lipkins.Mrs Lipkins is still driving, active in her church, and volunteers to help others. She is a testament to God's faithfulness. She is the mother of seven children. She is blessed with twelve grandchildren and 20 great-grandchildren. Mrs. Lipkins cared for countless others who were engrafted into the family due to her unconditional love.