'But wait—there’s myrrh...' Our second Community Christmas prize draw is here

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 'Merry Christmas from the Community' written in red and green over an image of some wrapped gifts

Today we are excited to announce the second of our festive prize draws. Thank you to everyone that took part last week, we loved to read about your Christmas traditions.

This week we’re giving away two care packages which were kindly donated by Cancer Care Parcel.

These thoughtful care packages include both useful and fun things that anyone who may be having treatment or going through a difficult time may find comforting.

Included in the care package:

To enter the draw:

This week we want to hear your favourite Christmas song, whether your partial to some Mariah Carey, Wham, Slade or anything else, we want to hear what you love to listen to around the festive period. Just comment your favourite Christmas tune in the Comment section of the blog below.

T&C’s:

The prize is a Cancer care package kindly donated by Cancer Care Parcel.

The prize draw is free to enter. This draw will close 16/12/19 at 12pm. We’ll then draw the winners and contact them the same day. The winners will need to claim their prizes by 11.59pm on the 17/12/19. Please see the full terms and conditions of the prize draw here. Winners will be chosen at random, and prizes can only be posted to UK addresses.

Good luck!

Madiso
  • Former Member
    Former Member

    youtu.be/.../Marys boy child. Ian

  • Former Member
    Former Member

    I absolutely love "O holy Night" the words are very profound and remind us what Christmas is all about.  The tune itself is very uplifting as well and good for the lungs to enable us to reach the top notes!!!!!.

    I absolutely love "O holy Night" the words are very profound and remind us what Christmas is all about. The tune itself is very uplifting as well and good for the lungs to enable us to reach the top notes!!!!!.

  • Former Member
    Former Member

    Orange and Lemons! I know its not a Christmas song but reminds me of singing it as a very young child on Christmas eve and laughing so hard till I was exhausted. I always recipte it in my head on my hospital apointments when I'm scared and it takes me back to belly laughs at christmas  please try it.

  • Driving home for christmas - Chris Rea

  • Not strictly a Christmas song, but I love the sentiment in Time in a bottle; Jim Croce