A Gift for Christmas
As Christmas approached, Sarah was feeling overwhelmed. She had so much to do - shopping, decorating, baking - and not enough time to do it all. She was starting to lose sight of what the holiday season was really about.
One day, while out running errands, Sarah met a homeless man named Jack. He was sitting on the sidewalk, holding a sign that read "Anything helps. Merry Christmas." Sarah stopped to talk to him and learned that he had been living on the streets for years.
Feeling a pang of guilt for all the things she had been complaining about, Sarah decided to do something to help Jack. She went to a nearby store and bought him a warm coat, some food, and a gift card to a local shelter.
When she gave Jack the gifts, he was overwhelmed with gratitude. He thanked her profusely and told her that she had given him the best Christmas present he could have asked for - kindness and compassion.
From that day on, Sarah's perspective on the holiday season changed. She realized that the true spirit of Christmas was not about material things, but about giving back and helping those in need.
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A Gift for Christmas
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Grown-Up Christmas List
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Joy to the World
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George Frideric Handel:
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Silent Night
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Franz Xaver Gruber:
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Carol of the Bells
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Mykola Dmytrovych Leontovych:
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Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy
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Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky:
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It Came upon the Midnight Clear
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Richard Storrs Willis:
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Jingle Bells
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James Pierpont:
Writer
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Joy to the World (Instrumental)
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George Frideric Handel:
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Silent Night (Instrumental)
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Franz Xaver Gruber:
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Carol of the Bells (Instrumental)
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Mykola Dmytrovych Leontovych:
Performer
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It Came Upon the Midnight Clear (Instrumental)
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Richard Storrs Willis:
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