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The Christingle Story

The Christingle Story. A long time ago in a village lived a little girl called Sophie. Sophie had no parents and no house to live in, she had to live on the street.

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The Christingle Story

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  1. The Christingle Story

  2. A long time ago in a village lived a little girl called Sophie. Sophie had no parents and no house to live in, she had to live on the street.

  3. One cold night Sophie walked past the church in the village. The priest felt sorry for Sophie and told her to come inside the church for something to eat and drink.

  4. Inside the priest gave Sophie a red scarf to keep warm, a candle to light the dark nights, an orange, some dried fruit and some hot soup.

  5. That night Sophie thought how she could say thank you to the Priest. As she looked at the stars she had an idea.

  6. The next day Sophie wrapped a piece of red wool from her scarf around the middle of the orange, the she pushed her candle in the top of the orange. Next she found four small twigs and pushed them into the orange. To finish she carefully pushed the dried fruit onto the twigs. Sophie smiled when she was finished, she was sure the Priest would be happy.

  7. That night Sophie wrapped her scarf around her neck, lit her candle with a match she had found and stood outside the church. As people started to go into the church she sang. Everybody stopped and listened and when Sophie had finished everyone thanked her for reminding them about Jesus. Everything Sophie put on her orange represented a part of Jesus. The orange is the world he provides, the scarf is his blood he shed, the fruit is the food he gave to the needy, the cocktail sticks are the seasons God created and the candle shows Jesus is the light of the world.

  8. How to make a Christingle • Wrap red tape around your orange. • Push sweets and dried fruit onto your four cocktail sticks. • Push your cocktail sticks into the orange. • To finish push your candle in the hole at the top.

  9. Christingle The candle shows Jesus is the light of the world Fruit represents food given to the poor The cocktail sticks show the seasons. Red tape represents Jesus blood The orange represents the world

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