Welcome to week four ...the final installment of our Advent Tree bauble hunt! This week we will build up and finish the last few ornaments for our project. Today I will be sharing with you the remaining 6 scriptures and decorations for your tree that depict the many varied names and roles of Christ. Hopefully that will mean you will still have plenty of time to finish searching (or making) in good enough time to start your advent on December 1st!
If you have been following this blog series you will know that there are 25 decorations in total ....with the last one getting opened and hung on the tree on Christmas day. Please Feel free to change the scriptures and even change the decorations to something that resonates with you and reminds you of the the real message of Christmas. If you haven't already seen the previous posts throughout November it may be a good idea to check out WEEK 1, WEEK 2 and WEEK 3 for the rest of the scriptures and decorations after seeing days 20 - 25 in this post.
Welcome to week 3 of the advent tree bauble hunt! If you are new to the blog then you may want to go check out week one and week two first to see what we are up to! Then come back and and join me here for the next 6 scriptures and ornaments.....
Welcome to the second week of Christmas bauble hunting! If you read last weeks post (Part 1) you will know that I originally made this little advent tree for my son some years ago. Last week we went through the first six ornaments and scriptures depicting some of the names and attributes of Christ. This week we are on to the next 7 .... ...so off we go...
Half term is over and I have just returned from a family respite break in Iceland! It is an amazingly diverse country in more ways than one, and while we were there we experienced our first snow of the year. It made me realize that Christmas is fast approaching and
is on its merry way! (I will tell you more about our adventures in Iceland in a future post....) So....as it is officially the 1st of November, I thought I would share a project with you that I did for my son a
number of years back while he was serving a mission for our
Church.
We had not seen him since he left almost two years previous and during the time he was away I would occasionally put together a care
package (with various items that I thought he may need or like) and send it to
him. On his last Christmas away, I though that I would do something a little
bit different.
