Advent starts on Sunday, December 2
Advent is a season of preparation and wonder. We are waiting for Jesus, and this is holy time. A slower, intentional approach to the season may be worth pondering. What can you simplify? Where can you be more intentional, less harried? The following ideas are shared to encourage you to think about your own devotions and family celebrations to prepare not only for Christmas but for the coming of Christ in your hearts.
Advent Wreath Making, December 2
Advent wreath making, 9:15, 3rd floor Parish House
and after the 10:30 service, Parish Hall
Forms and candles provided.
Advent Morning Prayer
Monday - Friday 8:30
Printed copies are available on the bridge.
Printed copies are available on the bridge.
Slow down. Quiet! It's Advent!
2018 calendar poster suggests ways to mark the days through the Advent season. The calendar offers ideas for prayer, helping others, and being thoughtful about the true meaning of Christmas.
Posters are available on the bridge.
From Wendy Claire Barrie, Trinity Wall Street, NY, NY
Advent Word
For the text savvy be a part of the #AdventWord Global Advent Calendar. It's an innovative way to engage in the season of Advent with people all over the world. Simply respond to the daily meditation emailed to you with images and prayers that speak to your heart. Your images and prayers will appear in the Advent Calendar with others from around the world.
Living Compass
This Advent season Living Compass is offering their Advent devotional,
Living Well Through Advent 2018: Practicing Generosity With All Your Heart, Soul, Strength, and Mind by daily email.
The devotional includes reflections from: The Rt. Rev. Brian Cole, Amy Cook, Randall Curtis, The Rev. Shannon Kelly, and The Rev. Dr. Scott Stoner.
You will receive twenty-three daily emails, one for each day of Advent, plus Christmas. The emails will begin on the first day of Advent, Sunday, December 2, 2018. If at any point you no longer want to receive the emails, you can unsubscribe at any time.
