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A Letter From Santa - "Dear Christian Child"

by "Childrens' books From the Desk of Santa Niclaus"

32 pages; Saddle stitched; illustrated; catalogue #04-0109; ISBN 1-4120-2281-9; US$17.50, C$20.00, EUR14.50, £10.00

This Letter From Santa is addressed to the Christian Child because Santa wants you and your family to understand how he fits into your Christmas! Happy Jesus's Birthday!

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About the Book "Santa Niclaus The Narth Pole Narth Pole, Heartsheaven, XOXOX Dear Reader: Greetings in the name of Jesus! I'm writing to you especially, about being a Christian child at Christmas. I know it's probably difficult to understand when at times you see me, Santa, sitting in a mall or store visiting with children. Maybe your elders have told you that there is no such person as 'Santa'. Or maybe some elders have even gone so far as to say that 'Santa' is an evil creation, invented to take away from Jesus at Christmas. But, you see so many parents lined up wit their children to see 'Santa'! And so many are laughing and having fun! You hear the children shout the name 'Santa Claus' with glee and they're so excited they look like they're going to bust! 'Santa' smiles and picks up a child onto his lap and asks the child what his or her name is, and if he or she has been good all year. Then he wants to know what the child wants for Christmas! In most cases a picture is taken for a lasting memory of child and 'Santa'. And 'Santa' is so nice! How can anything be wrong with that you might wonder? Nothing is wrong with it! At least not on the surface. There's absolutely nothing wrong with making children happy. Watching their faces light up with genuine joy is the greatest moments in human history, past and present. And if there could ever be a future when all God's children smile and laugh all the time it would be a glorious future! If they could have everything they want and everything they want is good for them, it would be heaven. That is what a good Christian Santa wants for all children and he wants them all to know that ALL good things come from God. The only problem is that until we all go to be with Jesus in Heaven and while we live on this earth there will always be hard times. There will always be people with children in need and the children will suffer. Many children will not even have enough food, clothing or shelter. And of course they most certainly won't have enough books, music, or toys. Many times that is what is wrong with the typical 'Santa' whom you see visiting in the local mall or store. Many times the mall or store that hired him expects him to hear only the material needs and desires of the children he talks with. And they want to sell the parents that moment of Christmas cheer caught in a photograph of their child sitting on 'Santa's' lap. Of course the price goes up every year. it's all about sales which is all about money."

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About the Author The author has chosen the "pen name" Santa Niclaus in order to combine the concepts of Santa Claus and Saint Nicholas. Why? Because although the world knows the character Santa Claus, Santa Niclaus feels led by the Lord Jesus to remind us of his origin, St. Nicholas and how he served Jesus. Although the world of men has turned Nicholas into Santa Claus, Santa Niclaus wishes to return Santa to the Christian community who celebrate Christmas as the birth of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.

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