Christmas Box Review

By Ed Huntley, Lead Pastor Federated Church, East Springfield, PA

In a word, it was GREAT.  Nearly all of the boxes were taken, and I believe that most were put to use.  Personally, I had a very good experience with all four weeks, and the only one that was a “stretch” was week #4.  But I did ask two different men the question, and both responded with thoughtful answers and I was able to pray with them.

Preaching-wise, I had a wonderful time doing sermons on hope, peace and love, and Rick did a great job with joy.  If you’re interested in hearing any of those sermons, you can pull them off our website, fedchurch.net.

The response of the people was probably best to the week on peace, because of your little devotionals.  They were excellent!  The church did pretty well with the offering for the Dalit kids, also.  So weeks 2 and 3 were the most “doable” I’d say, while weeks 1 and 4 are a little more challenging.

Christmas 2012

The Christmas Box

The Christmas Box

To help get into the spirit of Christmas, open up this Christmas Box and bring HOPE, experience PEACE, give JOY & show LOVE to others, during the four weeks of advent!

Week 1

Bring HOPE by praying each day at your mailbox for someone with a need.

Week 2

Experience PEACE by saying no to one type digital entertainment & yes to time with God and loved ones.

Week 3

Give JOY to a hungry child in India by giving $1/day for school lunches.

Week 4

Show LOVE by visiting one neighbor each day with Christmas Greetings, maybe some home-made goodies, and a short prayer.

This Christmas Box can be part of your church and family advent celebration

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