Christmas in Lebanon phyllis I went to Lebanon with my parents when I was about 6 years old. They were Baptist missionaries. The thing I remember most about Christmas in Lebanon was how much the Lebanese people loved to visit with each other – it was almost a tradition to visit your friends and relatives
hi null null My name is Tony I am 16 years old I live in Lebanon, I love my country not because I was borne in it, because it has good traditions, but I want to tell you about one of its Christmas tradition, on 24 December, families visits each others, to spend a long
Memories of Christmas in Jordan rereifej On Christmas Eve, my mom used to prepare all of our brand new clothes from the little under garments, to the shoes, to the new outer wear.. everything had to be new. She would spread the new clothes for each one of us (eight children) on the living room
at church Hyegirl On Armenian Christmas night, we go to our church for a church service called “badarak.” Afterwards, we have dinner blessed by my priest. We fast the day before Armenian Christmas(eve) and we don’t eat animal food a week before Armenian Christmas. We also get presents from our Sunday School teachers. We also
Christmas in Dubai multicultured society The Christmas celebrated in Dubai is unique People representing various nationalities and religions celebrate it with great enthusiasm and fervor
Christmas in Zimbabwe Staff Fellowship is a big part of Christmas Day in Zimbabwe. Kisimusi, or Christmas is celebrated December 25, during their summer. Fathers give gifts to their children and wives, ususally consisting of clothes and candy. Starting weeks in ahead, everyone starts to gather loaves of bread, jam, tea, and sugar for the
Hot and Happy in South Africa IE Christmas is midsummer in South Africa with temperatures averaging 30 degrees. Most families celebrate with an outside meal or braai along with plenty of swimming or a visit to the beach. Schools are closed for five weeks of summer holidays and many people head to the mountains or
Christmas in Nigeria opeyemi Christmas in Nigeria essentially depends on which part of the country you live in or come from. As a child it was the time we all went back with our parents to our home town and a lot of people still do that now. My parents come from Ado-Ekiti then a
CHRISTMAS IN GHANA: Afishapa osofoaddo Christmas in Ghana “AFISHAPA” by Rev. P. E. Adotey Addo Christmas in Ghana has always been for us one of the most important and joyous religious festivals lasting for many days in all parts of the country. It is the time for beautiful Christmas music on the streets, on radio,
AN AFRICAN CHRISTMAS STORY osofoaddo The Night Before Christmas An African Christmas Story by P. E. Adotey Addo It was the night before Christmas and I was very sad because my family life had been severely disrupted and I was sure that Christmas would never come. There was none of the usual joy and anticipation
