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A Gift for All: 10 Christmas Reflections on God’s Gift to Us—Jesus

God’s greatest gift to us was His son, Jesus—our Savior, who died and rose again so that we may live eternally with Him. This unending gift is for everyone. With this truth, we get to be united with a diverse family of believers all over the world.  

This Christmas season, you’re invited to set aside 10 days to reflect on what this means for you, and how you might share this good news with others.  

Order your copy or multiple to share in your church or community today! 

Also, when you add a donation, you introduce more people to Jesus.  

Humble and Holy: Devotions for Advent & Christmas 2025-2026

Humble and Holy provides daily devotions for the first Sunday of Advent (November 30, 2025) through Epiphany (January 6, 2026). These devotions explore the humble and holy in year A scripture readings (in the Revised Common Lectionary) for Advent and Christmas, as well as for the festival days and commemorations in the Advent and Christmas seasons.

ELCA World Hunger Advent Calendar 2025

The Advent calendar evokes feelings of a welcoming hearth during the harsher months of winter. The activities inside start with a standing nativity scene, ready to be colored throughout the season. Alongside each day’s craft activity, the calendar includes:

  • Opportunities from ELCA Good Gifts to generously support the church’s national and global work to end poverty.
  • Everything you need to create “Stocking the Streets” bags for your unhoused neighbors.
  • Scripture, prayers and hymns for seasonal reflection.

Study Guide

This season’s ELCA World Hunger study guide provides reflection questions for engaging the brand-new, ELCA World Hunger–produced short video documentary “Intersections: Justice Ministry With ELCA Partners.” The video and study guide ask viewers to think differently about the root causes of hunger and poverty, making complex issues seem manageable through our collective action as the church.

We prayerfully invite your household and congregation to light your own stable lamp to warm you for your ministry under the starry sky and among the crying stones.