Share some heart warming childhood christmas stories.

One heart warming Christmas story is about a small town. Every Christmas, an old man would dress up as Santa and visit the local orphanage. He brought small gifts for each child with his meager pension. The children's eyes would light up with joy and it became a beloved tradition. It showed that the true spirit of Christmas is giving and spreading love even with little resources.

Family is a big part. For example, when the whole family gets together to decorate the Christmas tree, sing carols, or open presents. It creates a warm and loving atmosphere. Also, acts of kindness like sharing toys or inviting someone who has no family over for Christmas dinner.

Sure. There's a story of a community that every Christmas would come together to prepare a huge Christmas dinner for the homeless. Volunteers would cook, serve, and even provide small gifts for those in need. It was a beautiful display of the Christmas spirit of giving.

Sure. There's a story of a church that every Christmas invites the homeless to come in for a warm meal and a place to stay. They decorate the church with simple yet beautiful ornaments made by the parish children. This simple act of kindness spreads the love of Christmas throughout the community.

Sure. 'Away in a Manger' has a sweet story. It is said to have been written to be sung by children. The simple lyrics describe the baby Jesus in the manger, and it has been passed down through generations as a way for the young to participate in the Christmas celebration with a song that is easy to remember and full of the spirit of the season.

There was a small town where everyone was excited for Christmas. There was a Christmas tree lighting ceremony every year. This year, a little puppy got lost and ended up at the ceremony site. A girl named Emma found the puppy shivering. She took the puppy to her parents, but they couldn't find the owner right away. So, they decided to take the puppy home for Christmas. They named him Snowball. Snowball brought so much happiness to their family during Christmas. They made a little bed for him near the Christmas tree and gave him some toys. When the real owner was finally found after Christmas, it was hard for the family to let Snowball go, but they knew it was the right thing. And Snowball's short stay with them made their Christmas truly memorable.

Yes. For example, a story where a poor family is adopted by a wealthy family for Christmas dinner. It warms the heart as it shows how the Christmas spirit can break down social barriers.

There was a family that had a tradition of writing letters to each other on Christmas Eve, sharing their hopes, dreams, and love. One year, the eldest son who had been estranged from the family for a while received all the letters. Reading them, he was filled with so many emotions. He realized how much his family still loved him and he decided to come home for Christmas. It was a very emotional reunion that strengthened the family bond.

A local church organized a Christmas drive for the poor. People donated clothes, food, and toys. Volunteers spent days sorting and packing everything. Then, on Christmas Eve, they went to the poorest neighborhoods and distributed the packages. The smiles on the faces of the recipients were priceless. It was a large - scale act of Christmas kindness that involved many people coming together to make the holiday better for others.

A story goes that a community came together to decorate an old, run - down house for a single mother and her children for Christmas. They brought lights, a tree, and presents. The mother was overjoyed and it showed how the Christmas spirit can bring people together to do good.