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FROM THE OFFICE OF THE MATRIARCH


A Message from The Matriarch Elnette Veronica Edwards

To The Mystical Order Ministries: Making Christ the Center of Your Life This Christmas

Beloved Children of The Mystical Order Ministries,

It is with a heart full of love and maternal warmth that I greet you in this blessed season of Christmas. As we gather to celebrate the birth of our precious Saviour, Jesus Christ, I extend to each of you my sincerest wishes for a joyous, peaceful, and prosperous holiday season. May the light of Christ illuminate your path and fill your hearts with divine contentment.

Christmas is a season that touches the deepest places of our souls, reminding us of God's tender love and His desire to dwell intimately with His children. When the baby Jesus was laid in that manger, wrapped in swaddling clothes, heaven's glory was revealed in the most humble circumstances. This beautiful paradox teaches us that Christ does not require grand settings or elaborate preparations—He simply desires a willing heart where He can reign as Lord.

My dear family, as your Matriarch, I lovingly encourage you to make Christ the true center of your life this Christmas and beyond. In our homes, amidst the decorations and festivities, let us ensure that Jesus occupies the place of highest honour. Teach your children about His birth with passion and reverence. Share the Gospel story with those who have not yet experienced the transforming power of His love. Let your celebrations be marked not by excess and materialism, but by gratitude, generosity, and spiritual abundance.

Making Christ the center means allowing His presence to permeate every room of your home and every chamber of your heart. It means beginning each day with prayer and thanksgiving, acknowledging that every good and perfect gift comes from Him. It means treating your family members with the same grace and patience that Christ extends to us. It means being a peacemaker in times of conflict and a source of encouragement to those who are weary.

As women and mothers within our ministry, we carry a special responsibility to nurture faith in our families and communities. Just as Mary treasured and pondered the miraculous events surrounding Jesus' birth, we too must be keepers of the faith, passing down the precious truths of the Gospel to the next generation. Our homes should be sanctuaries where Christ's love is tangibly felt, and His teachings are lived out daily.

This Christmas, I also urge you to extend compassion to those who are struggling. Remember the widows, the orphans, the lonely, and the brokenhearted. Invite someone to share your table. Offer a listening ear to those who need comfort. Give generously to those in need. In doing so, you become the hands and feet of Jesus, demonstrating His love in practical ways.

May your Christmas be filled with divine prosperity—not merely material wealth, but the richness of God's presence, the abundance of His peace, and the overflow of His joy. May you experience renewed faith, strengthened relationships, and a deeper intimacy with the One who was born to save us all.

With Motherly Love and Blessings,

The Matriarch Elnette Veronica Edwards

The Mystical Order Ministries

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