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A Simple Plan for Celebrating Christmas 2024 as a Church

 
Emily Robertson | Oct. 3, 2024

We realize that Christmas can be an extremely busy time of year for church staff. To make things simpler for you, we've put together a plan that will help you coordinate your church's celebration of Christmas.

Finalizing Your Christmas Planning

How will your church celebrate Christmas together this year? We’ve put below what you’ll need to make these ideas happen. You can cross out the ideas you won’t be implementing - it won’t hurt our feelings!

Sermon Planning for Advent

Outreach Event(s) for Christmas

Advent Reading Plan for Your Congregation

Christmas Curriculum for Kids in December

Christmas Eve Service

 

Christmas Gifts for Your Congregation

 

Follow-Up Evangelism in the New Year

  • Nov 29 - Order resources for New Year evangelism, including the invitations that come with some kits

  • December - Hand out New Year evangelistic course invitations at your Christmas outreach events for those who might like to come back

  • Dec 22 & Dec 24 - Set out New Year evangelistic course invitations alongside any resources you are giving away. Invite visitors back at the end of the service by announcing the course taking place in the New Year.

Daily Reading & Small Groups in the New Year

  • Nov 29 - Order resources for New Year daily reading and small groups so you’re not scrambling in December or January

  • December 15 - Announce New Year small group signups to your church

 

Your Own Advent Reading

  • Nov 8 - Order your own Advent devotional to spend time with the Lord daily during the busy season ahead. Use PASTOR24 to order a free copy of one of the following from our site. We’re grateful for you!


Check out all of our Christmas resources here, with easy sorting of Advent devotionals, Christmas gift ideas, outreach resources, and more. If you’d like a PDF of this post to make it easy to print and markup, click here.

Emily Robertson

Emily specialises in email marketing at TGBC, where she works on product launches, promotions, and brand campaigns. Emily lives in Chessington, South West London, with her husband Dave, and their 2 lively daughters. Emily studied English Literature at Cambridge University before joining TGBC marketing team.

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