There’s something incredibly encouraging about sitting around a full dinner table with a fully lit Advent wreath, singing hymns of Advent and Christmas.
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We wish we could join you at your table.
Mom is playing advent hymns on the old piano in the basement in Bloomington.
We’re preparing to meet Him.
May God continue to bless your family.