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Christmas Gift Guide 2017

Faith-Inspired Presents for Everyone on Your List

(photo: Main photo: GARETH HARPER/UNSPLASH)

The Editors Features November 24, 2017

In anticipation of Christmas, we offer our readers a selection of gift ideas that honor Jesus — the first and best Christmas gift. (Prices subject to change.)

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