Each of the four Sundays in Advent has its own theme, typically hope, peace, joy and love. Traditionally, the Advent wreath ...

Read further as we discuss the meaning of the Advent wreath and candles in greater detail. We'll start with how the tradition ...

The second week of Advent While you are proclaiming peace with your lips, be careful to have it even more fully in your heart ...

As one of the most important Advent traditions, the four candles traditionally represent hope, faith, joy and peace. The ...

Advent symbolizes the church’s present situation in these “last days,” according to scripture, as God’s people wait for the ...

Have you ever wondered what the significance of an Advent Wreath is? Hopefully this little review will help you understand it ...

Traditionally, the Advent wreath with its four candles and sometimes a central fifth, the Christ candle, is lit on Christmas Eve. The candles remind believers of the light Jesus brings into the ...

In some churches and homes, a fifth candle that is larger and white is lit to represent Jesus Christ, the light of the world, christianity.com said. Each week during Advent has a specific meaning ...

The Advent season has commenced with lighting of one of the five candles of the season, across churches in the twin cities. In some churches elders and children were allowed to light the candles ...

A fifth white candle is sometimes placed and lit in the middle of the wreath on Christmas Day to celebrate Jesus’ birth, reports Christianity. During Advent, a nativity scene is usually ...