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A Visual Theology Advent Reading Calendar For Your Family

A Visual Theology Advent Reading Calendar For Your Family

Here is some Visual Theology that is both new and seasonal: An Advent reading calendar! By using this colorful calendar, you and your family can read your way toward Christmas. It includes daily readings from December 1 to December 24, with a “focus verse” for each day. It proceeds from The Need for a Savior, to The Promise of a Savior, to The Wait for a Savior, to The Birth of a Savior.

You can download it for free below to keep on your screen or to print at home (or at a nearby Staples). Alternatively, you can purchase printed versions at Visual Theology. Visual Theology members can download it for free in ultra-high resolution or in a black-and-white “color it yourself” version that will allow your kids to color each day’s decoration.

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