The story revolves around three children from different backgrounds who converge at a mission-room on Christmas Day. The first child is a homeless boy, the second is a little girl seeking warmth, and the third is the clergyman's son accompanying his father. Each child receives an unexpected gift that changes their lives. The narrative explores themes of poverty, faith, and redemption, as the children encounter a message of hope and spiritual awakening. The clergyman's sermon about a Kingly Stranger knocking at the door of their hearts resonates with them, prompting introspection and transformation. The story highlights the power of kindness, the struggle for survival, and the possibility of finding solace and purpose through faith.
By Catharine Shaw · First published 2012 · Genre: Religious Fiction, Christmas Fiction, Inspirational Fiction