Mike Pence Posts PERFECT Christmas Message
Dec 25, 2016 20:03:51 GMT -5
Post by J.J.Gibbs on Dec 25, 2016 20:03:51 GMT -5
Mike Pence Posts PERFECT Christmas Message That Every Patriot Will Love
I woke up this Christmas morning to a warm message from Vice President-Elect Mike Pence.
It’s so perfect I just had to share it with you! Pence reminds us to stop and appreciate God’s gifts, saying, “I will do as I have always done…. I will pause and reflect on God’s blessings in my life: my wonderful family, my faith and the opportunities I have been given to serve this great nation.”
Isn’t it lovely to hear a public servant thankful for his opportunity to serve We the People? Clinton and her running mate would never have said this.
One of my favorite moments in Pence’s message is where he reminds us to reach out to those who are a little lonely this holiday.
For those of us blessed with large, happy families, it can be hard to remember that those who have recently lost loved ones can feel quite sad during Christmas.
Pence says, “it is also good to remember that to reach out to a neighbor who might be spending this Christmas with a heavy heart with a helping hand, a warm meal or a word of encouragement can mean just as much to brighten this special time of year.”
We patriots will surely want to keep in the forefront of our prayers the families who have lost their loved one in the line of duty. Of course this includes our military members, as Mike Pence reminds us. He and his wife are parents of a Marine.
This year, there are also a large number of police families to keep in our thoughts who have lost their courageous family members to the senseless violence egged on by Black Lives Matter.
Of course, it was thrilling to read the last two line’s of Pence’s statement: “From our family to yours, we wish you a Merry Christmas, a Happy Hanukkah and every blessing for a healthy and prosperous New Year.”
I’m sure you noticed the Merry Christmas in there. What a change of pace from Obama and Biden, right? Pence even puts Liberals who pretend to be worried about diversity to shame, including those of the Jewish faith in his greeting. And he includes the New Year, which every American shares.
Merry Christmas to you too Pence family, and to you, patriots!
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I woke up this Christmas morning to a warm message from Vice President-Elect Mike Pence.
It’s so perfect I just had to share it with you! Pence reminds us to stop and appreciate God’s gifts, saying, “I will do as I have always done…. I will pause and reflect on God’s blessings in my life: my wonderful family, my faith and the opportunities I have been given to serve this great nation.”
Message from Vice President-elect Mike Pence
Christmas is a time of tradition and cheer for my family as it is for families across America.
For me, Christmas has always been the time when my present pays tribute to my past. Before the sun sets on this Christmas Eve, I will do as I have always done.... I will pause and reflect on God's blessings in my life: my wonderful family, my faith and the opportunities I have been given to serve this great nation.
In this season of family traditions, it is important to be mindful that Christmas and this holiday season can be particularly difficult for those who have lost a loved one or those struggling with life’s challenges.
Each of us can embody the spirit of the season by being generous with our time and treasure to those in need. While so many give generously to local food banks or charities that reach our most vulnerable, it is also good to remember that to reach out to a neighbor who might be spending this Christmas with a heavy heart with a helping hand, a warm meal or a word of encouragement can mean just as much to brighten this special time of year.
Let us also remember those serving in our Armed Forces and their families who may be celebrating this season worlds apart. As the proud parents of a United States Marine, Karen and I have gained a greater understanding of the sacrifices our service members make in answering the call of duty. I pray these heroes and their families find comfort in the sure knowledge that our nation is grateful for their service and remembers them in our prayers.
From our family to yours, we wish you a Merry Christmas, a Happy Hanukkah and every blessing for a healthy and prosperous New Year.
Mike Pence
Christmas is a time of tradition and cheer for my family as it is for families across America.
For me, Christmas has always been the time when my present pays tribute to my past. Before the sun sets on this Christmas Eve, I will do as I have always done.... I will pause and reflect on God's blessings in my life: my wonderful family, my faith and the opportunities I have been given to serve this great nation.
In this season of family traditions, it is important to be mindful that Christmas and this holiday season can be particularly difficult for those who have lost a loved one or those struggling with life’s challenges.
Each of us can embody the spirit of the season by being generous with our time and treasure to those in need. While so many give generously to local food banks or charities that reach our most vulnerable, it is also good to remember that to reach out to a neighbor who might be spending this Christmas with a heavy heart with a helping hand, a warm meal or a word of encouragement can mean just as much to brighten this special time of year.
Let us also remember those serving in our Armed Forces and their families who may be celebrating this season worlds apart. As the proud parents of a United States Marine, Karen and I have gained a greater understanding of the sacrifices our service members make in answering the call of duty. I pray these heroes and their families find comfort in the sure knowledge that our nation is grateful for their service and remembers them in our prayers.
From our family to yours, we wish you a Merry Christmas, a Happy Hanukkah and every blessing for a healthy and prosperous New Year.
Mike Pence
Isn’t it lovely to hear a public servant thankful for his opportunity to serve We the People? Clinton and her running mate would never have said this.
One of my favorite moments in Pence’s message is where he reminds us to reach out to those who are a little lonely this holiday.
For those of us blessed with large, happy families, it can be hard to remember that those who have recently lost loved ones can feel quite sad during Christmas.
Pence says, “it is also good to remember that to reach out to a neighbor who might be spending this Christmas with a heavy heart with a helping hand, a warm meal or a word of encouragement can mean just as much to brighten this special time of year.”
We patriots will surely want to keep in the forefront of our prayers the families who have lost their loved one in the line of duty. Of course this includes our military members, as Mike Pence reminds us. He and his wife are parents of a Marine.
This year, there are also a large number of police families to keep in our thoughts who have lost their courageous family members to the senseless violence egged on by Black Lives Matter.
Of course, it was thrilling to read the last two line’s of Pence’s statement: “From our family to yours, we wish you a Merry Christmas, a Happy Hanukkah and every blessing for a healthy and prosperous New Year.”
I’m sure you noticed the Merry Christmas in there. What a change of pace from Obama and Biden, right? Pence even puts Liberals who pretend to be worried about diversity to shame, including those of the Jewish faith in his greeting. And he includes the New Year, which every American shares.
Merry Christmas to you too Pence family, and to you, patriots!
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