Make room for meaningful conversations this Christmas.
Between school, work, shopping, and celebrations, finding time to practice faith together can feel like one more thing to do. The Gift of Christmas offers a simple way to pause, connect, and explore the gifts God brings near through Jesus: hope, peace, joy, and love.
Gather around an Advent wreath, read together on the couch, or begin a conversation on the way to school. Through Scripture, thoughtful reflections, small gifts, and activities for children and teenagers, your family can discover where these gifts appear in everyday life—and how to share them with others.
There is room for questions, laughter, and days that feel unfinished. Come as you are and make a little space for God’s goodness together.
What’s Included
Four Advent devotionals exploring hope, peace, joy, and love
A Christmas devotional celebrating Jesus, the gift at the center of it all
Advent wreath guidance, with options for families without a wreath
Scripture readings and reflections that connect faith with everyday life
Kids activities, including a paper chain, breath prayer, sharing treats, and love notes
Youth activities that invite honest conversations, growing independence, and meaningful connection
A blessing for each gathering
Calming bottle instructions and family scavenger hunt clues
Fits Your Family’s Rhythm
Plan for about 20 minutes each week to read, reflect, and enjoy an activity. Baking, delivering treats, and other shared plans can happen afterward. Choose the activity that fits your family, use the simple alternatives, and include grandparents or others who feel like family.
Begin a tradition of noticing, receiving, and sharing the gifts of Christmas.
Make room for meaningful conversations this Christmas.
Between school, work, shopping, and celebrations, finding time to practice faith together can feel like one more thing to do. The Gift of Christmas offers a simple way to pause, connect, and explore the gifts God brings near through Jesus: hope, peace, joy, and love.
Gather around an Advent wreath, read together on the couch, or begin a conversation on the way to school. Through Scripture, thoughtful reflections, small gifts, and activities for children and teenagers, your family can discover where these gifts appear in everyday life—and how to share them with others.
There is room for questions, laughter, and days that feel unfinished. Come as you are and make a little space for God’s goodness together.
What’s Included
Four Advent devotionals exploring hope, peace, joy, and love
A Christmas devotional celebrating Jesus, the gift at the center of it all
Advent wreath guidance, with options for families without a wreath
Scripture readings and reflections that connect faith with everyday life
Kids activities, including a paper chain, breath prayer, sharing treats, and love notes
Youth activities that invite honest conversations, growing independence, and meaningful connection
A blessing for each gathering
Calming bottle instructions and family scavenger hunt clues
Fits Your Family’s Rhythm
Plan for about 20 minutes each week to read, reflect, and enjoy an activity. Baking, delivering treats, and other shared plans can happen afterward. Choose the activity that fits your family, use the simple alternatives, and include grandparents or others who feel like family.
Begin a tradition of noticing, receiving, and sharing the gifts of Christmas.
