The modern Christmas tree (typically evergreen conifers, usually pine, balsam, or fir species) originated in Germany in the 16th century and became popular in England by the mid-19th century ...

Again, to remind us all, Christmas is a rich tapestry woven from pagan and Christian threads. While its origins lie in solstice celebrations, it has been reinterpreted through the lens of Christ's ...

CHRISTMAS, which coincides with the year-end holidays, brings with it a special kind of anticipation especially for those celebrating the season of merriment.

From ancient pagan rituals to modern-day celebrations, the Christmas tree has evolved into a cherished symbol of hope, joy, and togetherness. Its evergreen branches, twinkling lights, and ...

When the Christmas tree was "rehabilitated" amid much fanfare in 1935, the official atheist ethos of the time ensured that it would primarily be associated with New Year celebrations and its ...

A tree skirt is a nice addition to your Christmas tree. It can catch fallen needles (or ornaments), create a space to safely put gifts, and become a part of your overall decor.

You probably have heard this Christmas story, credited to a Pastor Rob Reid, but it bears retelling at least to help explain that things happen for a good reason: TEMPEST: The new pastor and his ...

A close-up reveals a miniature cast-iron wood stove nestled beneath Dundurn Castle’s Christmas tree. These intricately detailed replicas, part of the Victorian-era decorations, were cherished ...