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Category: Holidays / Topics: Christmas • Holidays • Holiday Season • New Year's • Worship
On the Twelfth Day of Christmas
Posted: January 5, 2014
Taking our cues from three brave hearts…
The Christmas trees are at the curb
 and New Year’s favors tossed,
 yet there remains a reason to reflect.
 Epiphany (the twelfth day)
 is the climax of it all.
 So why is it a day most folks neglect?
 
 It is the day that calls to mind
 the essence of it all.
 A call to worship
 heard by three brave hearts
 who caravanned at camel speed
 while guided by a star
 in search of truth God promised to impart.
 
 Their call to worship calls to us
 inviting us to bow
 before the Baby born to own our hearts.
 And so we join the magi
 making tracks and marking time
 as the past year ends and as the New Year starts.
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Greg Asimakoupoulos (pronounced AWESOME-uh-COPE-uh-less) is an ordained minister, published author and chaplain to a retirement community in the Pacfic Northwest. Greg maintains a blog called Rhymes and Reasons, which he graciously provides to SeniorLifestyle.Greg's writings have now been assembled in book form. See the SeniorLifestyle Store. • E-mail the author (moc.loa@veRemosewA*) • Author's website (personal or primary**)
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