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The Ultimate Christmas Wishlist
Recommended Christmas Give-away/present: A short (60pg) booklet outlining the good news in an accessible way using a Christmas theme.
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Recommended Christmas Give-away/present: A short (60pg) booklet outlining the good news in an accessible way using a Christmas theme.
In troubled times, the message of peace, hope and joy through the coming of Christ is powerfully felt. A great short video produced by Crossover and Olive Tree Media.
Free Christmas Event Resource: A 1-hour video Carols event with professional musicians and short message for use in your church or background event. Produced by Gymea Baptist Church.
Free Christmas outreach series designed to be highly invitable and accessible for newcomers, but equally fit for the whole church. It’s flexible too – so you can adapt it to suit your own timing and style. The download includes 5 sermon outlines and customisable artwork for promotion and presentation.
A free, flexible Advent-Christmas series for churches, designed to be highly invitable and accessible for newcomers. Includes 5 sermon outlines, service ideas, customisable artwork for promotion and presentation and more.
Crossover Recommends: Over 30 Bible stories for children that point clearly to Jesus. Fun, Australian and vibrantly illustrated, available as books, storytelling packs and activity packs. By Andrew McDonough
Short videos by stand-up comic Uncle Nath sharing his story and the real meaning of Christmas
‘The Other Story’ videos are powerful and moving 3 minute spoken word poems illustrated through video. They contrast the ‘other’ story of Christmas/Easter respectively, with the usual hustle and bustle of these commercialised celebrations. The Other Story videos are designed for people who do not follow to Jesus, to help them discover the real meaning behind Christmas/Easter.
Christmas is both a commercial bonanza and a community festival rolled into one. Strangely it may be possible to have a massive community celebration but at the same time miss the point of the occasion. So what do we miss if we plan the celebration and we lose Jesus?