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Davy
Children's sermon
Daniel J. Weitner
And Other Reflections On Christmas
A Children's Christmas Story
Davy counted his change one last time before zipping up his thick coat, pulling his woolen ski cap over his head, and putting on his warm gloves. He smiled. Just as he had figured: 25 dollars. Not a penny more and not a penny less. Twenty-five dollars that he had earned.
In February, after the big blizzard, Mrs. MacGregor, who lived down the street, was not able to go to the store for milk and bread. She had asked Davy to go for her, and gave him a five- dollar bill to pay for the food.
Davy counted his change one last time before zipping up his thick coat, pulling his woolen ski cap over his head, and putting on his warm gloves. He smiled. Just as he had figured: 25 dollars. Not a penny more and not a penny less. Twenty-five dollars that he had earned.
In February, after the big blizzard, Mrs. MacGregor, who lived down the street, was not able to go to the store for milk and bread. She had asked Davy to go for her, and gave him a five- dollar bill to pay for the food.
