Christmas Tribute: To People Who Work On Christmas

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A special Christmas tribute to everyone who works on Christmas Eve or Christmas Day so others can celebrate:  Thank you to all the pastors and staff who work extra hard to serve a bigger crowd than usual. And to those who work just as hard for a smaller crowd than expected.

Thank you to all the hospital workers, law enforcement, military and firefighters who watch over us, because the world’s problems don’t take a break for the holidays.

Thank you to everyone who’s cooking, baking and otherwise preparing their homes for everyone else to enjoy.

Thank you to all the plumbers, electricians and other service personnel who will work overtime this weekend, responding to last-minute emergencies so others can have their pipes unclogged, heaters repaired and electricity restored so celebrations can continue.  See the full story here… christianitytoday.com

 

 

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Social Media Comments:

God bless people who have to work full shifts on Christmas Eve. Ya'll are troopers.

— Madison (@https_madison) December 25, 2015

Although I love Christmas I can't help think ofthe animals at my work who haven't got a home and people who need homes living on the street

— vikki blair (@vikkiblairxx) December 24, 2015

 

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