Angel's Christmas, and Little Dot by Mrs. O. F. Walton is a charming and heartwarming collection of stories that captures the spirit of Christmas and the innocence of childhood. Walton, renowned for her engaging and uplifting tales, brings to life two delightful narratives that celebrate the joys and values of the holiday season. In "Angel's Christmas," readers are introduced to Angel, a kind and caring child who learns about the true meaning of Christmas through her own acts of kindness and generosity. The story beautifully illustrates the joy of giving and the importance of compassion, offering a touching reminder of the holiday's deeper significance. "Little Dot," the second story in the collection, follows the adventures of a young girl named Dot who encounters various challenges and discovers the value of resilience and friendship. Through Dot's experiences, Walton conveys important life lessons in a way that is both accessible and engaging for young readers. Both stories are characterized by Walton's warm and empathetic storytelling, making Angel's Christmas, and Little Dot a perfect read for the holiday season or any time of year. The collection is ideal for readers of all ages who appreciate stories that blend gentle moral lessons with delightful narratives. Walton’s ability to capture the essence of childhood and the spirit of Christmas ensures that this collection will be cherished by readers seeking inspiration and heartwarming tales.

The time has come when a line should be drawn between the church and the world, and every Christian should give his heart and life completely to Christ. If it never troubles a man's conscience to spend a great deal of his time in questionable places of amusement and to take his family into places where there are degraded people for their own pleasure's sake, if he drives like Jehu all the week to make a dollar and moves like a snail toward spiritual things on the Sabbath- I believe that man is following the flesh; the divine nature is not in him; he is not walking after the Spirit, but after the flesh. Oh, God hates a sham! It means a good deal to be a Christian, and if a person is going to be a Christian, let him put off the old man with all his deeds and put on the new man with the righteousness of Christ. That is the kind of Christians we need at the present time, for to be carnally-minded is death; but to be spiritually-minded is life and peace.

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