Advent service ideas

Advent. A time of waiting, watching, listening. A time of remembering, anticipating. A time of renewal and wonder. The beginning of a new year. Each year, we celebrate the season of Advent in the weeks leading up to Christmas. We read the words of the prophets, we tell the stories of Mary and Jos

These simple, inexpensive family service ideas will help you to reach out your hearts and hands in compassion this Christmas season. #familyservice #serviceproject #kidsservetoo #lighttheworld #service #advent #kindness

A growing number of evangelical and non-denominational churches are celebrating Advent. Learn how to add elements to your worship service!

The first Sunday in Advent is only seven weeks away! Advent is a journey; that season of waiting and preparation leading up to Christmas. It’s the beginning of a new liturgical year, a time when we gather in darkness and wait for the Light of the World to come again. We re-read the ancie

Holiday service projects are family traditions that increase joy for our kids and others. Here are 25+ Christmas service projects for 2021.

Try these easy and memorable Christmas Eve Service ideas for your church

A couple years ago, I started putting service ideas in our advent calendar instead of candy. I wasn’t sure how my girls would like that since they LOVED fighting over a single piece of chocolate every morning, but it’s turned out pretty well. Now they look forward to trying to do the simple service they...

Here are 11 Frugal Acts of Kindness you can do with your family this Christmas! You can give back this year, without spending a lot of money!

Advent, we love it. It is a BIG thing here in The Mad House. We use advent as a way to celebrate the build up to Christmas and to take the comme ...

For many, Christmas is not ‘The Most Wonderful Time of the Year’ (as the song goes). The Blue Christmas Service is a beautiful way to make space during the advent season for those suffering any kind of loss – whether the loss of a person, a dream, finances, stability, health, or more. The idea behind the Blue Christmas Service is to create space for the acknowledgment of the heaviness often carried during this season, as well as offering the hope that Jesus gives.