Children's

Devotion about
what Christmas
really means
 Story of Santa

Gift giving
What is Christmas all about?

What happened that first Christmas?

Why do we celebrate it?

The meaning of Christmas
has always been Jesus,
No other story will do,
His birth is what we all
celebrate,
God's gift for me and you.

By M.S.Lowndes
For to us a child is born, to us a son is
given; and the government shall be
upon his shoulder, and his name shall
be called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty
God, Everlasting Father, Prince of
Peace.

- Isaiah 9:6 (ESV)
QUESTIONS:

1.) What was the name of Jesus' mother?

Betty 4.) In what city was Jesus born?
Susan New York
April Bethlehem
Mary Hong Kong
London

2.) What was the name of Mary's husband?

Harry
Mark 5.) Who did angels tell about Jesus'
David birth?
Joseph shepherds
police officers
cowboys
3.) Why was it important that Jesus was born? pirates
He became the mayor
He helped His city get more money
He is the Son of God
He built a temple in His city all by Himself
6.) What did baby Jesus lay in on the night He was born?
9.) How did the wise men know how to find
a wheelbarrow
Jesus?
a manger
they saw an article about His birth in the
a barrel
newspaper
a bed
they followed a star
they had a GPS
7.) Which of these gifts was one of the gifts the wise they were told where to go by a wise men who
men gave to Jesus? had already visited Him
frankincense
a ball 10.) What is the name of the holiday on which
a toy soldier people celebrate Jesus' birth?
a horse Thanksgiving
Halloween
8.) Which of these is NOT another name for Jesus? Valentine's Day
The Duke Christmas
The Lord
Christ
The Savior
The three wise men, also known as the Magi, are said to have followed
the star of Bethlehem to bring three gifts to baby Jesus.
These gifts were not typical gifts for a baby, though they did have
practical uses for Jesus' family.

The three wise men's gifts of gold, frankincense and myrrh carried
prophetic meanings, symbolizing Jesus' roles as a king, priest and
savior, according to some Christian interpretations.
GOLD
FRANKINCENSE
MYRRH