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Look closely and what shape do you see? The circle completely filled with colors visually displays the Church calendar. And in the circle, what colors do you see? With a […]

We all love to tell the stories of God and God’s love for us. We love to learn about Jesus and sometimes we need to experience them. In a classroom,

Belhar came from South Africa and took shape in the early 1980s, during the era when apartheid was the official policy of the white controlled government and of the white,

THE CROSS WHICH IS ALSO A SWORD: A symbol for the Emperor Constantine and his successors because he called the ecumenical council which began the process of thinking which resulted in

Our final image is of what scholars believe to be one of the oldest crèche. Found in Italy, it is a group of marble figures housed in Rome’s Basilica di

This nativity set is displayed in our Centennial Room inside the Presbyterian Women’s display cabinet, a beech nut carved with the central figures of the Nativity, Mary, Joseph, and the

As a Pastor and Christian Educator, I believe it is vitally important that children hear the Christmas story but also have access to a nativity set to handle and ‘play

Preparing to Celebrate the Birth of Our Savior: White Ceramic This nativity set was one of my first purchases as I (Rev. Sarah) got settled in my first call at

This set is the wooden set of my childhood, one my family had from my father’s side of the family. During Advent, we’d lovingly set out this set on our

Scripture: 2 Peter 3:8-15 8But do not ignore this one fact, beloved, that with the Lord one day is like a thousand years, and a thousand years are like one