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CHRISTMAS
30Christmas
GIFT IDEAS FOR
G
ift-giving is an important part of Christmas celebrations
for many families. Family and Faith Magazine is pleased
to present 30 gift ideas to help you express your deep and
abiding love this holiday season. Gifts range from the free and
inexpensive to the pricey. Go ahead and see which ideas could work
for you!
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2.
Refurbish or reupholster mom
or dad’s favourite chair for their
after work relaxing pleasure. A good
upholsterer may not cost too much
especially if its only one chair.
If your loved is an animal
lover, how about a puppy from the
Jamaica Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty to Animals (JSPCA) or
someone who just had a litter? This
can be a great inexpensive gift if
thought through properly.
3.
Nicely packaged
homemade fruit cakes are
always a hit. If you can’t
bake simply purchase
them from the store!
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4.
A Bible along with a useful case, notebook
and accessories for easy organized bible study.
By the way – the patois bible may add a whole
new dimension to understanding the scriptures!
6.
An alarm clock to help children
manage their sleep and wake up
times, without you have to give
them a cell phone.
9.“
New children’s book –
We Don’t Hate Mondays Anymore
– is a sure winner for children ages 8 to 14.
To secure a copy visit
familyandfaithmagazine.com
or call 470-9147
7.
If your mom, daughter or sister
is a ‘naturalista’ how about a
beautifully packaged collection of
Castor Oils, Coconut Oils and Shea
Butter or maybe the Wen products?
8.
A specially branded cushion
with the recipients’ name and
maybe a beloved quote or scripture
verse embroidered or printed
beautifully on the fabric.
SHARON REDWOOD
When you have young children you expect to get the usual cards from school or dad preparing a surprise
for you and they come to you excited that they have a surprise for you. The most heart warming gift I have ever
received was on a Mother's Day. I was at home with the children and Dad was on air (radio), I was trying to relax
yet my mind was on getting up to prepare breakfast for the children. Then in came al