Christmas is a time for joy, reflection and the warmth of togetherness. For many, it is marked by cherished traditions and the hope of new beginnings. But for those living in poverty — the homeless, the hungry, the forgotten — Christmas can feel like a season that magnifies their struggles rather than offering relief.
Having faced my own challenges in life, I understand how easy it is to feel isolated and overlooked, especially during the holidays. Yet, Christmas carries a message that transcends circumstances. It is a season of promises — God’s promises to the poor.
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