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Citiation? edit
There's no citation for the information presented in this article. Here's something just as unsupported and conflicting:
" The practice of having a “Chrismon Tree” began with a Lutheran pastor, Mr. George Pass, in 1940." (see http://waysidechurch.org/ninenine/cmonserm.htm)
Chrismon 19:14, 16 May 2007 (UTC)
What? edit
The article talks a bunch about how Chrismon trees got started and who may have created them and yada yada, but AFAIK never actually says what they are...and the word chrismon isn't even mentioned until the very end. The first sentence should say something like "A Chrismon tree is a..." Right now it says that, but it only says it's a "variation of a Christmas tree"...it doesn't say what the variation is. —Politizer talk/contribs 00:20, 24 December 2008 (UTC)