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| image courtesy of The Beautiful Life blog |
Of all the Nativity scenes I have, this one though the newest ~ for me is filled with magic. It start out in raw materials in Uganda ; each piece delicately and lovely created by caring human hands. When my sets (yes I had to order 2... something just told me I would want to share this treasure with someone special) it was a wonderful feeling to know that I was holding in my hand a unique one of a kind made with love and care by human hands piece. But more than that through my treasure I was helping these women in Uganda to become self reliant.
For full details please visit Ruth at The Beautiful Life you will not only want to help, but you really will want to own a special gift, that truly reflects the meaning of giving and helping others, especially at this time of the year.
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What a beautiful and unique nativity set!
ReplyDeleteMr. G is absolutely right ~ What an amazing Nativity. It is so rare these days to find something actually made by a human ~ I would love to see how you display it when your camera is treating you better. Have a wonderful night my friend.
ReplyDeletethank you for introducing me to ruth. what a gorgeous nativity!! i love nativity scenes!
ReplyDeleteSimple and beautiful. It reflects the true meaning of what this season is all about.
ReplyDeleteHi sweet friend! It's good to be back home from our NY trip and I'm enjoying myself as I visit my blog friends to see what everyone has been doing while I was away.
ReplyDeleteI've enjoyed "catching up" with you tonight.
Hugs,
Kat
Love the nativity...I love different ones....Beautiful
ReplyDeleteLove it:) Can't wait to see yours. I need a new one. (well, ONE period!) Mine broke in our move before last. :(
ReplyDeleteJESUS IS THE SEASON FOR THE SEASON!
Love Ya Friend!!
Daph
Hi! It is really beautiful!!! I do like your new background too...so cute!!!
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely Tuesday!
Kristin xo
How beautiful and what a wonderful cause! We have a sweet little nativity set that my mom gave me for my first apartment. It was made by missionary nuns in Guatemala. Unfortunately, last year our dog chewed on the baby Jesus (yeah, I laugh when I say it out loud, too) and he's worse for wear. So, we may need to shop for another set and let that one be displayed in one of the kids' rooms. :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful nativity scene. Thanks for sharing with us.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous and unique Nativity. I love Nativity scenes. I brought out the one we had when I was a child. The poor thing has seen better days, but it is the one I love best.
ReplyDelete~ Tracy
Oh WOW ! that is so precious ! i am so glad you wrote this post :)
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Hi HHL,
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing your joy. These past few weeks of reading your blog have impressed me with your joy for living. You express joy through your care, compassion and concern for others. I find this inspiring.
Blessings and peace.
MTJ
What a unique and beautiful nativity set. We have one of bamboo that we purchased while living in the Philippines...it hold so many memories...I bet this one does too.
ReplyDeleteGod bless and Merry Christmas!
this nativity scene is great...and what you wrote of how it was made by people in Uganda is beautiful. I also love the colorful stained glass art....
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and unique nativity. Know ing it was hand made makes it even more special.
ReplyDeleteWishing you a Merry Christmas!
That is lovely. Nativity scenes definitely become our special Christmas decorations.
ReplyDeleteStopping by from the Sunday hop I'd love to have you join me at undeservingrace.com
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