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Prepare for the season of Advent and the celebrations of Christmas and Epiphany
Christmas Eve service will originate from Darien, Conn.
Read this Presbyterian News Service story.
Find everything you need as you plan this Advent season — both in your congregation and at home. Do you need help as you assemble worship services and music programs? Our music and worship resources will offer you ideas and inspiration.
Get ready for the celebrations of Christmas and Epiphany with resources geared towards planning festivities.
Each Advent is an opportunity to explore once again our relationship with God. Calendars and devotions can take us through Advent and into Christmas and Epiphany with Scripture readings and prayers.
Adults often seek more intentional devotion and study during the Advent season. Prepare the way for adults in your congregation to experience the Good News through fresh and dynamic educational ministry.
Consider taking a fresh look at how you give during Advent with alternative giving.
This time of year can be hard on church leaders and their families as they extend themselves to others in the spirit of the season. We offer resources and ideas to help nurture your spirit and center you in the true significance of this special season.
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Explore the meaning of Epiphany
By the tender mercy of our God, the dawn from on high will break upon us. (Luke 1:78)
The day of Epiphany, celebrated each year on January 6, directs our attention to the manifestation or appearance of God, the true Light that is Christ shining upon the world. The word epiphany itself means “to show,” “make known,” “to reveal,” or, as suggested in the words of Luke 1:78, “to break upon us.” Its origins are found in the Eastern Church, where connections were made to the nativity, the Baptism of the Lord and the miracle of Jesus’ changing of water into wine at the wedding in Cana. Learn more. |
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