A Hanging of the Greens service is a Christians worship tradition—usually held the first Sunday of Advent—that prepares the sanctuary with symbolic decorations such as wreaths, evergreens, holly, garlands, a nativity, a Christmas tree, symbols of Christ’s Coming, and so much more! It blends Scripture, liturgy, music, and congregational involvement to express anticipation for Christ’s coming.

Our readings for the morning may include: Psalm 134:1-2; Isaiah 2:1-5; 9:2,6-7; 41:17-20; 62:10-12; Hosea 14:4,8-9; John 3:16-17; Romans 15:13; & Hebrews 10:23 & 6:19.

Let’s learn together about the amazing symbols and traditions of the Christmas season!

Know that you are welcome here!