The night of Jesus' birth was one that filled Mary with doubt. Since the angel's miraculous message, nine months of struggles had led to an animal stall in Bethlehem. How could the angel's news about the baby have been so bright and clear and yet the birth of that same baby so dark and uncertain? Had they lost God's path?
God had a miraculous answer in store for Mary on that first Christmas night to ease her doubts.
Mary's Christmas is the story of her doubts and God's provision on the night of Jesus' birth. Beautifully illustrated and dramatically written, it promises to be a book to return to each Christmas season.
Though illustrated, the book is not a children's book but rather simply a Christmas picture book. It is not a children's book because the discussion of Mary's miraculous pregnancy that might be confusing to young children.