Advent begins on December 1. Here's a decoration, and an activity, all rolled into one, which you can put together with the whole family. You can make a decorative paper chain to count down the days of Advent leading to Christmas. You can print the free PDFs on color paper.

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Enjoy the animated classic, "Red Boots for Christmas," from Lutheran Hour Ministries. It tells the wonderful story of Hans the shoemaker who is visited by an angel who promises him a special gift. You can watch it right here free. 

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The coming, life and ministry of Jesus told from the perspective of His mother, Mary. It portrays Mary experiencing and pondering the miracle of Jesus' coming and humbly growing in her understanding that her son is also her Savior.​

Advent is a time of waiting, hope and anticipation. Here's a handy video that explains the meaning of Advent as we get ready to celebrate Jesus' birth and look forward to His second advent, when He comes again. Explore the Good News of our Savior and God's plan for us. 

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Enjoy these three beloved Christmas specials:  the Emmy Award-winning story, "The Stableboy's Christmas," and the animated treasures, "Christmas Is," and "The City That Forgot About Christmas" featuring Benji and Waldo.

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The man driving the Christmas story in this Bible Study is none other than Joseph, foster father of Jesus. Join us as host Dr. Gregory Seltz sheds light on one of the New Testament's unsung heroes. Watch this excellent four-part video study.

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Here's a free and easy way to send Christmas greetings. You are welcome to copy and paste eCards from our selection into your text, messages, email, or social media. *We also have invitation cards you can you use to invite a friend to join you for Christmas services at your church.  ​

This single-session Bible Study, hosted by the Rev. Dr. Ken Klaus, past Speaker of The Lutheran Hour, examines a man who, next to Jesus, is the most visible figure during the holidays – St. Nicholas or Santa Claus – as we know him.

Jesus is coming! However, hearing that may bring more apprehension than excitement.​ That's shame. It's worth knowing that the person who looks forward to Judgement Day more than anyone is our Savior. And so can you!