❄️GEP Winter Newsletter❄️
- Christopher Macklin

- Dec 21, 2025
- 2 min read
Honoring the Winter Solstice

As winter settles in and the days grow quieter, we enter a sacred season of reflection and stillness.
The Winter Solstice marks the longest night of the year and a holy turning point, where darkness reaches its fullness and the return of light quietly begins. This moment reminds us that even in the deepest night, God is present and active, working beyond what we can see.
Winter invites us to slow our pace and rest more deeply in faith. It is a season of surrender, of releasing what has run its course, and of trusting God’s timing. Just as the earth rests beneath winter’s covering, we are called to rest in His presence, allowing renewal to take shape in unseen ways.
This season also carries a gentle reminder. Healing and growth often happen quietly. What may feel like pause or waiting is often preparation. God does His most meaningful work in stillness, shaping hearts, restoring strength, and preparing the way forward.
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tips for staying grounded and balanced
sweet treat recipes
affirmations and harmony challenge
a fun word search
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A Winter Solstice Blessing
As the light begins its gradual return, may hope rise softly within you. May weariness be met with rest, uncertainty with faith, and heaviness with peace. The returning light is a reminder that God’s presence never fades, even when it feels distant. It is steady, faithful, and always returning.
We are grateful to walk alongside you during this sacred season. May this winter bring you rest, clarity, and a deep sense of God’s nearness as you move gently into the light ahead.
With love and blessings,
The Global Enlightenment Project Team






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