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The Christmas Shoes
By
Donna
VanLiere
What could
a little boy with a dying mother do to bring a busy lawyer back to reality?
Nathan is 8
and his Mom is dying from ovarian cancer. Nathan knows his Mom will be going to
live with Jesus soon. He wants to give his Mom a very special Christmas
present. Nathan wants his Mom to have pretty shoes to meet Jesus in.
Robert is a
busy lawyer. In fact he’s so busy he has no time for his family. He works
really long hours and feels he’s giving everything he possibly can to them.
What he doesn’t give them is himself. His wife has told him after the holidays
she’s through with their marriage.
Then
Christmas Eve as usual he had worked until too late and found the only store
still open and mindlessly started shopping. When he was ready to checkout there
was a little boy in front of him with sparkly green and red shoes. The shoes
were $14.25 and the Nathan only had $4. He asked the clerk if he could bring
the rest of the money tomorrow but was told no. He turned to the man behind him
and told him his Mom had been sick for a long time and that he had to get her
those shoes to meet Jesus in when she goes to heaven. At first Robert was
annoyed suspecting the boy to be preying upon a rich man with money. But
something happened that changed his heart at that very minute. He gave the boy
the money, left his purchases at the checkout stand and went home to start
giving himself to his family.
Read this
book to find out how the rest of Nathan and Roberts lives turned out.
Review done
by:
Gay
Cocherell, Media Assistant
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