might be spread in our own towns
and communities as well.
As always, I would love to hear from you. Please contact me at my email address, [email protected] , or at my website, www.karenkingsbury.com .
May God grant you and yours the wonder and beauty of a miraculous and memorable Christmas.
Karen Kingsbury
www.karenkingsbury.com
RED GLOVES PROJECTS
A Red Gloves Project is a way of giving something back during the Christmas season. Each project idea involves red gloves.
I invite you and your family to take part in one of them—or to create one of your own.
Remember, Christmas miracles happen to those who believe.
Start saving your pennies. The week before Christmas, purchase a pair of red gloves, wrap them, and stick a card or drawing
inside. Then deliver it to the first needy person you see—whether he or she is standing at the end of a freeway ramp or eating
dinner at your local homeless shelter. Do this with a group of people and impact an entire group of street people.
Use your extra money to buy food for street people. As you distribute meals, include pairs of red gloves. Again, if you’re
bagging the food, you can put the gloves inside where they can find them.
Sing Christmas carols at a local homeless shelter or retirement center. Wear red gloves during the performance. When the
singing is over, you and your group can walk around and give away your red gloves to those in attendance.
Organize your church, school, or office, to have a Red Gloves Drive. Collect toys and food for needy families in your area.
When you deliver the gifts, have everyone in the group wear a pair of red gloves. Then leave the gloves with the people who
need them more.
and communities as well.
As always, I would love to hear from you. Please contact me at my email address, [email protected] , or at my website, www.karenkingsbury.com .
May God grant you and yours the wonder and beauty of a miraculous and memorable Christmas.
Karen Kingsbury
www.karenkingsbury.com
RED GLOVES PROJECTS
A Red Gloves Project is a way of giving something back during the Christmas season. Each project idea involves red gloves.
I invite you and your family to take part in one of them—or to create one of your own.
Remember, Christmas miracles happen to those who believe.
Start saving your pennies. The week before Christmas, purchase a pair of red gloves, wrap them, and stick a card or drawing
inside. Then deliver it to the first needy person you see—whether he or she is standing at the end of a freeway ramp or eating
dinner at your local homeless shelter. Do this with a group of people and impact an entire group of street people.
Use your extra money to buy food for street people. As you distribute meals, include pairs of red gloves. Again, if you’re
bagging the food, you can put the gloves inside where they can find them.
Sing Christmas carols at a local homeless shelter or retirement center. Wear red gloves during the performance. When the
singing is over, you and your group can walk around and give away your red gloves to those in attendance.
Organize your church, school, or office, to have a Red Gloves Drive. Collect toys and food for needy families in your area.
When you deliver the gifts, have everyone in the group wear a pair of red gloves. Then leave the gloves with the people who
need them more.
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