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How to find joy this season. (1) Focus on the birth of Jesus. (2) Spend time in prayer and worship. (3) Share with those less fortunate. (4) Look toward the future that the story of Christmas promises.
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How to find joy this season. (1) Focus on the birth of Jesus. (2) Spend time in prayer and worship. (3) Share with those less fortunate. (4) Look toward the future that the story of Christmas promises.

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