Christmas Christian Poems | Examples
These Christmas Christian poems are examples of Christian poems about Christmas. These are the best examples of Christian Christmas poems written by international poets.
Twenty-four days before Christmas in 1958 there was a huge fire
at Our Lady of the Angels, a Catholic grade school in Chicago
Eighty-seven children and three nuns died in this fire.
One of the children who passed was Mary’s little sister, Karen.
She was to be a first grader forever.
Mary was in the fourth grade at the time.
Mary spent years trying to forget that day, the worst day ever.
The frantic nuns, the commotion, the smoke, the frenzy.
Waiting, waiting, waiting, waiting on the sidewalk across the street.
Watching the school burn up, wondering where Karen was.
A sister who never came home.
Mary felt shame for leaving her.
She had wanted to run in there and rescue Karen.
But the adults restrained her.
Her family waited for hours hoping for a miracle.
Watching the front door, praying Karen would walk inside.
She never did.
Eighty-six other children did not return home either.
Probably led to heaven by the three nuns.
I'm sorry I didn't bring
roses to your funeral.
I brought a Christmas
wreath instead.
I didn't want to symbolize
your withering,
I wanted to represent your
eternity,
and the joy you brought
others instead.
He was deeply worried,
A problem lay within,
Buried in the depths of his heart,
Countless slaves in his possession.
He wanted to control
All of them, he needed
A unique identity for each.
Suddenly, he struck upon
The idea of a fingerprint.
Eternal God did not abandon man after Papa Adam fell into sin
But promised to send the world a Savior to free man from his sins
And to re-opento him the gates of Heaven
The Savior of all men is Jesus Christ
The chief teaching of the Catholic C/hurch about Jesus Christ
Is that He is Eternal God made man
Father Christ is only one Person, the 2nd Person of the Blessed Eternal trinity
Father Christ has 2 nature
The nature of God
And the nature of man
Father Christ was born of the Blessed Virgin Mother Mary on December 25
On Christmas day
In Bethlehem
More than 2025 years ago
Father Christ had no earthly Father
St. Joseph was His foster father
St. Joseph took the place on earth of Father Christ’ Father in Heaven
Poetry Form: Free Verse
Date Typed: May 20, 2025
Time Typed: 5:22pm
He came for humanity's sake,
Preaching love, not disunity's ache.
A pillar strong, a tower high,
He healed the oppressed, the devil's sigh.
Declared his fate, arrest, and death,
Yet on the third day, he'd find new breath.
Conquering death, the world's despair,
He arose, putting shame to crafty snare.
No need for evidence to quell my doubt,
My conviction stands, unwavering without.
Fully persuaded, I declare his might,
Resurrection's victory, hope's radiant light.
My Brethren in Christ,
I will pour out my plea.
There was a man in crisis,
Who by appearance had no degree.
Who was been beaten thrice,
Though it was against the decree.
So he thought of the decree twice,
There came hatred with it glee.
Threatening him to give Him a Price,
If only he ends his life in a slee.
To him, it was nice,
For He thought Love, Kindness, and Joy have flee.
About to end it, He saw Kind
Who took his poverty and blew
So He changed his mind
And from death, he flee.
O’er gentle sunrise, tender peace abides
Light risks striking shadows of darkest night
Moon and stars flow, cling to the sky as guides
Glowing on wings, beyond the clouds of white
Birds and angels sing as the silence cries
Light risks striking shadows of darkest night
His still voice from heaven stirs hearts so wise
For those who know His beauty lives in love
Birds and angels sing as the silence cries
My heart is grateful for hope from above
In melodies of grace, His song concludes
For those who know His beauty lives in love
He confirms that His love never excludes
Holy light blesses all souls who believe
In melodies of grace, His song concludes
We rejoice in His birth each Christmas Eve
O’er gentle sunrise, tender peace abides
Holy light blesses all souls who believe
Moon and stars flow, cling to the sky as guides
Arose a feeling
Absolutely amusing
What a ecstacy!
Steady laughter
Everyone dancing crazily to the beat
It's party time
Partying until morning.
Racing on mind
Faces of different people
Dancing and smiling
Shouting aloud, singing along
As the DJ keep banging it
I'm the highest in the room
I got a blurry vision
So niggas and es got two faces.
It was Christmas eve
Christ the reason for the season
A new born king, love the message
As we creating beautiful memories
Happy, crazy and lovely memories.
A joyous tiding on this hallowed night:
That for our sake, a virgin would conceive.
The Child would promise everlasting light
To all who in His saving love believe,
And for our sin we may no longer grieve.
Among the beasts was born this infant King
As choirs of angels came to dance and sing.
The shepherds marveled, the wise men rejoiced
And praised the Lord for the good He would bring
As all of creation joined with its voice.
Complement of the season
Christ the reason
Love the rhythm of the season
Songs of ecstacy
As we all sing joyfully aloud
Feliz navidad
A song we all like dancing to.
Alot of merriment
Enough to eat and drink
As we party hard
Smile on everyone's faces
As we converse within us
Things that merry the heart.
Jubilations
Not tribulations
Contribution to each other's joy
Not contradicting the story
As we share our testimonies
It was a showering of unconditional love.
without christ, christmas feels so small
lights are bright but that's not all
a tree can't hold the weight of love
without that star shining above
it's not just dinners, gifts, or cheer
there's something bigger drawing near
a baby born in a quiet place
bringing hope to every face
take him out, it all feels thin
like a song without a meaning within
but with christ, it's clear and true
a light that shines in all we do
Vacation amidst fun-filled holiday
Triumphantly spent along wondrous way
As Christmas friends bonded well
Marked with their fellowship yell:
“Rudolph, Frosty, Elf---for helping we stay!”
In their blest glow, together, gifts they share
Vibrantly exuding their gracious flair
Extending kindness with bliss
From their merry hearts’ abyss
Shouting: “Rudolph, Frosty, Elf brings God's care*!”
Singing their New Year jingles with delight
They inspire others against gloomy blight
Cheering to smite doubt and pout
Praying that in reaching-out
“We --- Rudolph, Frosty, Elf --- face freedom-flight.”
*Ephesians 4:32 And be ye kind one to another, tenderhearted, forgiving one another, even as God for Christ's sake hath forgiven you.
January 6, 2025
3rd place, "Holiday Fun Limerick contest- Santa, Frosty, Rudolph or Elf - set of 3" Limerick Poetry Writing Contest
Sponsored by Tania Kitchin; judged on 1/26/2025
Where's that Bethlehem?
I toiled hard to find out that
It's right in my heart.
“Jingle Bells” Tune
Mingle here
Mingle there
Mingle without doubt…
Be joyful always
Smiling against pout… Yes!
Mingle here
Mingle there
Get freed from gloomy clout…
Be blest this Christmas
Enjoy a happy route!
“Merry Christmas To You” Tune
Let’s share our blessing
With love and caring
Let’s give with heart willing
Christmas… celebrating!
“We Wish You a Merry Christmas” Tune
Our hearts now are very merry
Recalling glad Christmas story
Feasting with blissful flurry
Not feeling sorry…
We greet the New Year
With hope of great cheer
Thanking God for His grace
Deserving our praise!
And Christ was born
A babe
In Bethlehem.
Just Joseph’s son, they said,
And Pharisees
In ruthlessness pursued
His ministry to blind and lame and outcast
In the troubled streets.
Christ’s greater claim
Invoked their blinded hate,
Resolved they were
To see no more
Than merely man
On whom to vent their scorn and spitefulness
To death.
No more than man?
Then useless
He would die on Roman cross
And men were lost
And babe become
No more than sentiment
Exploited
By the trendy economics
Of a stony world.
No more than man?
Is not the infant Christ of history
The ever-living God
Come down to earth
To give his life
For us
By death
On Calvary?