School Devotion Christmas Celebration

About the Book

As author of Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Lois Short Stories, school devotion Christmas Celebration, and as co-pastor of Jesus Victory Celebration ministries, with the power invested in me, I find it good reason and just cause to celebrate Christmas with a victory celebration and challenge the body of Christ among all others to come to the forefront and help us to celebrate such a glorious occasion with a school devotion Christmas victory celebration. Vision and prophecy has it that “the body is in the church.” The spirit of the Lord spoke to me and said, “Victory Celebration with flowers.” Maybe some might not like the idea of wearing flowers, but by all means, come and celebrate as you die, as in your heart, mind, soul, and spirit.
So come now, and let us celebrate Jesus’ birth, burial and resurrection. Let us lift him up, for he is Lord and he is King. Celebrate the risen Savior. For when we lift him up, he will speak from eternity and he’ll draw all men to him.

About the Author

I, Annie Mae Clemmons, was born in Pearson, Georgia in November 17, 1947 to the parents of Garfield Clemmons Sr. and Alberta Clemmons and reared in Douglas, Ga. I attended Carver High and Elementary Schools of Douglas, Ga. I also attended Morris Brown College of Atlanta, Georgia and South Georgia College of Douglas, Georgia. As a member of The Clemmons Heritage gospel singles of Douglas, Ga. we recorded a record entitled “Dry Bones,” and what would you do (if Jesus didn’t love you) in Nashville, Tenn. in 1980. Upon graduating from high school in 1966 I took art classes from correspondent courses in the mail, but never got the chance to pursue that art career I had always dreamed of until now.