One of my big favorites is Away in a Manger, whose existence ... a child would sing to the baby Jesus while contemplating with all innocence the Savior’s birth. The song comes back to me with ...

Instead of being born in a manger, Jesus might have been born at home. Rather than wise men and shepherds bringing gifts, however, the baby’s parents might have been forced to ward off visits ...

Every year, Christians around the world mark Jesus’ traditional birth story with Nativity plays ... and laid him in a manger, because there was no place for them in the inn.” ...

With Christmas just around the corner, carol concerts and nativity plays will be reminding Christians everywhere about the story of Jesus' birth. However, whether you're singing 'O Little Town of ...

and the baby Jesus. For years to come, we will set up this proposed scene of his birth and the child will still be in the manger. Or will he? When the resident of the manger grew up, he said and ...

In their differing accounts of the first Christmas, the Gospels of Matthew and Luke provide important historical details about where and when Jesus was born. Sacred originsWith its shepherds and ...

It goes on to describe their meeting with the local Jewish king named Herod, of whom they inquire about the location of Jesus’ birth. The Gospel says that the star of Bethlehem subsequently leads them ...

An infant in a manger, a brilliant shining star, and adoring shepherds: All are familiar parts of the Christmas story. For many of the world’s Christians, the celebration of Jesus’ birth ...

And of course, we must not forget that Jesus was born in a manger, a shelter for animals, because no room was available in Bethlehem where accommodation was sought for his mother whose pregnancy ...

The Gospel of Jesus’ birth appears to have been written precisely for this purpose: to take us by the hand and lead us where God would have us go. Why is the manger so important? Because it is ...