At the very heart of RachelWojo.com is the desire to encourage and inspire; “12 Days of Christmas for the Hurting was born from the desire to encourage those hurting at Christmas. If there was a time of the year that we should be most joyful, it is Christmas! But for many, Christmas is a reminder of better days. Days before an accident…before a diagnosis…before a death in a close-knit family.
There are no words to express the ache I feel for those experiencing sorrow during this time. But the Word of God contains the words- and the power- to heal. Gifts from our True Love- our Heavenly Father- are available each and every day.
My encouragement to you is to read “12 Days of Christmas for the hurting” for the next 12 days. Commit yourself to one devotional each day. Enjoy the gifts of your True Love- the One who loved you so much that He gave His one and only Son for you. Remind yourself by reading this devotional that in spite of hurts, wrong circumstances, God loves you. This will never change.
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Don’t let the title “Twelve Days of Christmas for the Hurting” by Rachel Wojnarowski fool you into thinking this is a book for the Christmas Season only. Rachel writes about things she knows well and feels deeply about. Going through the twelve days before Christmas, she reviews the precious gifts God has given to us in a way that will warm your heart, and encourage you to remember that these gifts are yours all year long. The beauty of this is that each gift is special and personal to the reader, and you will feel that this book was written for you alone. I would sincerely encourage everyone to pick up a copy for yourself and one for a friend. Thank you Rachel for sharing your gift of writing with us.
Betty: You are so kind to stop over and write this comment. Thank you for your continual encouragement; you are such a cheerleader and I just love you so very much.
Thank you for this devotional. This will be my first Thanksgiving & Christmas without my mother. She passed away this past June after being sick for almost a year and in ICU for 68 days. Between myself, my two sisters and daddy, she was never alone in the hospital. We miss her everyday but know she is with her Heavenly Father now. We are so blessed to know she had a personal relationship with Him! Some days I have to cling to Gods word to be reminded of His peace and blessings. Thank you again.
Vicki- You are so very welcome. I’m blessed to know that it has blessed you. My mama is in Heaven- for 12 years now. The holidays bring many, many memories with them. Prayers for you during this time!
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I would like to give this to my mother in law whose husband died October 2011. She’s not tech savy and she only has a desktop computer. What would you suggest?
Hi Susan! I sent you an email. Thank you for your message; please let me know if I can assist you further.
How can I get this in print version as a gift to someone without a Kindle?
Thanks!
Just sent you an email, Bethanne. Thanks for your comment!