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Podcast Notes:

🎄 Episode Title: Clorinda’s Gifts by Lucy Maud Montgomery 🎄

In this episode of Classic Christmas Stories, Pastor Jason narrates “Clorinda’s Gifts” by Lucy Maud Montgomery, a heartwarming tale of generosity, selflessness, and the true spirit of Christmas. The story follows Clorinda, a kind-hearted but unconventional woman, as she sets out to give the most meaningful gifts to her loved ones, learning along the way that the best gifts come from the heart.

About the Story:

•Written by Lucy Maud Montgomery, beloved author of Anne of Green Gables and other timeless stories.

•“Clorinda’s Gifts” beautifully explores themes of love, sacrifice, and the joy of giving, making it a perfect holiday read for all ages.

What You’ll Love:

•A charming and family-friendly Christmas story filled with warmth, humor, and heart.

•Pastor Jason’s engaging narration, bringing Clorinda’s journey and her thoughtful gifts to life.

•A reminder that the most valuable gifts are often those given with love and kindness, not material wealth.

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Join Clorinda on her journey of discovery and let her story inspire your own Christmas celebrations, filled with love, thoughtfulness, and generosity.

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🎄 Thank you for listening, and may your Christmas be filled with meaningful gifts, love, and holiday cheer! 🎄

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