We Know About Waiting
Our students at The Episcopal Academy know about waiting.
Our students at The Episcopal Academy know about waiting.
In an Episcopal Mission Church in the mountains, Father Joe staunchly said: not one bit of Christmas until the Christ Child is placed in the manger.
I typically welcome the shorter days that accompany the season of Advent. Less daylight should theoretically translate to fewer distractions and more snuggling on the couch, under fleece blankets with warm cups in hand.
As a child, unwrapping the nativity set was one of my favorite aspects of decorating for Christmas.
When we made the decision to opt out of hosting Christmas for my family last year, my husband and I sat down to brainstorm how to make the holiday season extra special for our girls.
For the first time in my adult life, I’m nervous about Advent.
“Oh! There are gifts on the mantel!” She says as she drops her backpack and coat on the way in from school.
Usually, by the time December rolls around, I am ready for the Advent season to come around as well.