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When it comes to Christmas, children have the biggest smiles. It’s presents and more presents! Yet the biggest gift one can ever receive lay in the manger, wrapped in cloth, that joyous night when Christ was born. Jesus was God’s best, given to us that whoever believes will not perish but have eternal life (John 3:16). But how can the children know and believe in Jesus if they have never heard about Him (Romans 10:14)?
Christmas in Iraq? Yes. Christmas has been an official holiday since 2020 in this 95.5% Muslim country. But not many know about the Christ behind Christmas. Peace, hope and joy are what Iraqis are still desperate for.
When God came down to be with us as one of us, He chose to come as a helpless babe, reliant on Mary and Joseph to provide for Him. Yet there was no mistaking who He was. Catching God’s heartbeat for children, FEBC Philippines has a program where children reach out to children.
Two birthdays are celebrated country-wide in Mongolia every year: Buddha’s (in June) and Chinggis Khaan’s (in November). The birth of Yesu (Jesus)? Not when more than 98% of the population in the former Soviet Union do not know who Jesus is.
