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We all remember the famous Christmas song ‘Jingle bells, jingle bells Jingle all the way, Oh, what fun it is to ride, In a one-horse open sleigh, hey.’ This Christmas song or rhyme was written by James Pierpont in 1850 and is now a popular household song. Christmas is one of the major Christian festivals, annually celebrated on 25th December all over the World. Christmas is the festival of love, joy and happiness and is also celebrated in non-Christian countries, such as India, China, Japan, Korea, etc. The name ‘Christmas’ is derived from ‘Christ’s mass.’ Let’s get started with some samples of speech on Christmas.
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2-Minute Speech on Christmas for Students
‘Hello and welcome to everyone present here. I am delighted to present my speech at Christmas. We all know that the entire world celebrates the 25th of December as Christmas Eve. But how many of us know what this festival means? What is the importance of Christmas in the Christian culture? When was the first time we celebrated Christmas?’
‘The Christmas celebration started in ancient Rome in the 4th century. During this time, Rome was ruled by Constantine, who was the first Christian King. Since then, Christmas celebrations spread to different parts of Europe and other continents.’
‘Christmas is celebrated as the birth anniversary of Jesus Christ. Christ is known as the Son of God. This festival is not a religious festival but is a season of love, kindness and goodwill. During Christmas, everyone finds solace in others’ company. For some, it might just be a day off from work or school, but this festival has a special meaning.’
‘It’s a celebration of hope and renewal. It’s that time of the year when we reflect on ourselves, appreciate the blessings we’ve received and look forward to future opportunities. The gifts and sweets we exchange on Christmas day tell how much we care and love each other.’
‘We all have done Christmas tree decorations at school, home and community centre, where gifts, starts, ornaments and lights were hung to make it look aesthetically pleasing. Christians visit the Church, attending the services including prayers, hymns and reflections on the birth of Jesus Christ.’
‘Then comes the Santa Claus and Stockings feature of the festival. Excited and eagerly we wait for Santa Claus to give us gifts while we are asleep. The next morning starts with us looking at our gifts given by Santa, thanking him for his kindness and love for all of us.’
‘So this Christmas Eve, let us spread the message of love, hope and joy to everyone. I wish you all a Merry Christmas and may the warmth of the season stay with all of you throughout the coming year.
Thank you.’
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Christmas Day Welcome Speech
‘I welcome you all in the name of Jesus and wish you all a joyous Merry Christmas. It warms my heart to be around so many beautiful people who have gathered here on this special day of celebration.’
‘On this special day, we are surrounded by the warmth of our friends and family and the joy of shared tradition. Christmas is not just a date in the calendar; it’s a special occasion to spread love, joy and happiness.’
‘As we exchange gifts and relish in the delight of unwrapping surprises, let us not forget the true gift of Christmas – love and kindness. In a world that can sometimes feel busy and divided, Christmas unites us with the universal language of compassion and goodwill.’
‘The LORD, the LORD, a God merciful and gracious, slow to anger, and abounding in steadfast love and faithfulness.’ So, let us all reflect on this sweet gift on this Christmas Day.
Thank you.’
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10 Lines on Christmas
Here are 10 popular lines on Christmas for students. Feel free to use them in your writing topics.
- Christmas is celebrated as the birth anniversary of Jesus Christ.
- Christmas is celebrated to spread love, joy and happiness.
- One of the popular Christmas songs is Mariah Carey’s ‘All I Want for Christmas Is You.’
- Christmas is a major public holiday in Christian and non-Christian countries.
- We all received gifts from Santa when we were young, although it was our parents who gave us those gifts.
- Christmas attendance is one of the important activities on this day.
- We all decorate Christmas trees with lights, gifts, stars and other ornaments.
- On Christmas day, Calores go door to door and play music.
- People eat delicious feasts and meals on Christmas.
- We exchange gifts with our friends and family as a symbol of love and generosity.
FAQs
Ans: Christmas is celebrated as the birth anniversary of Jesus Christ, Son of God.
Ans: Christmas is celebrated on 25th December every year to mark the birth anniversary of Jesus Christ. The name ‘Christmas’ is derived from Christ’s Mass. Christ is known as the Son of God. This festival is not a religious festival but is a season of love, kindness and goodwill. During Christmas, everyone finds solace in others’ company. For some, it might just be a day off from work or school, but this festival has a special meaning.’
Christmas celebrations are followed by Christmas tree decorations, lighting at home and work, fireworks, gifts and sweets exchange with friends and family, and Santa Claus. It’s a celebration of hope and renewal. It’s that time of the year when reflect on ourselves, appreciate the blessings we’ve received and look forward to future opportunities.
Ans: Here are some popular Christmas songs – Holly Jolly Christmas by Micheal Buble, White Christmas by Bing Crosby, Merry Christmas by Mariah Carey, Last Christmas by WHAM!, Last Christmas by Talor Swift, etc.
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