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⏰ LAST DAY 50% OFF-✝️Four Weeks to Bethlehem™ | Lighted Nativity Advent Collection 🕯️

⏰ LAST DAY 50% OFF-✝️Four Weeks to Bethlehem™ | Lighted Nativity Advent Collection 🕯️

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FOUR SUNDAYS BEFORE CHRISTMAS

Christmas Morning Is One Day.

The tradition can begin four weeks earlier.

Light one more Advent candle each week and give your family a simple reason to gather, slow down, and keep the story of Christmas present throughout December.

4 Weeks of Advent
4 Weekly Lights
4 Faith-Filled Styles
Family sharing an Advent tradition at Christmas
FAITH FAMILY TRADITION
DECEMBER MOVES FAST

Give the Season a Weekly Pause.

Shopping lists grow. Decorations go up. Calendars fill quickly. Advent creates four small moments to come back together before Christmas arrives.

WEEK 1 Begin

Light the first candle and welcome the season.

WEEK 2 Gather

Add another light and make time to slow down.

WEEK 3 Anticipate

Watch Christmas draw closer as the display grows brighter.

Four week Advent story
A STORY THAT GROWS

One More Light. One Week Closer.

The four-week rhythm gives the season a visible progression. Each new light marks another Sunday of Advent and another step toward Christmas.

01 First Sunday Begin with one light.
02 Second Sunday Let the glow grow.
03 Third Sunday Christmas draws near.
04 Fourth Sunday Complete the Advent display.
MORE MEANING IN THE SEASON

Holiday Décor Can Fill a Room. A Tradition Gives December a Rhythm.

Typical Seasonal Décor
Four Weeks to Bethlehem™
○ Displayed throughout the season
✓ A weekly Advent ritual
○ Stays visually the same
✓ Grows brighter week by week
○ Adds seasonal atmosphere
✓ Adds faith-centered storytelling
○ Primarily a visual accent
✓ Creates a reason to gather together
Family gathering around an Advent centerpiece
THE PART THEY MAY REMEMBER

A Few Quiet Minutes Once a Week.

Place it where your family naturally gathers. Each Sunday, light the next candle, share a prayer, read together, talk, or simply enjoy the moment.

01

Gather Bring everyone together.

02

Light Add the next Advent candle.

03

Reflect Pray, read, or share a quiet moment.

04

Remember Let the tradition return next Christmas.

FROM DAYLIGHT TO ADVENT GLOW

Beautiful in the Room. Even Better When the Lights Come On.

Advent centerpiece during day and night
DAY + NIGHT

Two Different Moods

A faith-filled Christmas focal point during the day and a warm glowing centerpiece in the evening.

Flameless Advent glow
FLAMELESS GLOW

Warmth With Less Fuss

Enjoy the candlelit look without smoke or dripping wax around the centerpiece.

FOUR WAYS TO TELL THE STORY

Choose the Style That Feels Like Home.

Each design keeps the same four-week Advent idea while expressing the Christmas story in a different way.

Sacred Wreath Advent centerpiece
CLASSIC 01

🕯️ Sacred Wreath

A traditional circular arrangement with the Nativity scene held at the center.

For classic Advent homes
Journey to Bethlehem Advent centerpiece
STORY-DRIVEN 02

⭐ Journey to Bethlehem

A visual journey leading Mary and Joseph toward the Nativity through four Advent lights.

For families who love storytelling
Light of the World Jesus Advent centerpiece
CHRIST-CENTERED 03

✨ Light of the World

Jesus stands before a radiant church-window-inspired backdrop with John 8:12 at the center.

For scripture-centered displays
Angel of Hope Advent centerpiece
HOPE + PEACE 04

👼 Angel of Hope

A graceful praying angel surrounded by the four Advent lights and warm Christmas greenery.

For peaceful devotional spaces
Faith-filled Christmas details
DETAILS WITH MEANING

Every Element Points Back to Christmas.

✦ Bethlehem Star A radiant reminder of the holy night.
✝ Faith-Filled Imagery Keeps the meaning of Christmas visually present.
4 Four Advent Candles Mark the four weeks leading toward Christmas.
⌂ Tabletop Centerpiece Designed to become part of the spaces where family gathers.
Advent centerpiece displayed in a Christmas home
GIVE ADVENT A PLACE IN YOUR HOME

Set It Out Once. Come Back Every Sunday.

Put it somewhere the family already gathers and let it become part of the rhythm of December.

Dining Table Entry Console Living Room Prayer Corner Mantel Area Family Gathering
✦
A TRADITION WORTH BRINGING BACK

The Decorations Come Down. The Meaning Can Return Next Year.

Four Weeks to Bethlehem™ was created for the part of Christmas families carry forward: gathering together, watching the light grow, and remembering the story behind the season.

Faith Keep Christ visible in December.
Family Create a weekly moment together.
Tradition Bring it back each Advent.
GOOD TO KNOW

Questions Before You Choose?

What do the four Advent candles represent?
The four candles mark the four weeks of Advent. Add another light each week as Christmas approaches.
Which styles are available?
Choose from Sacred Wreath, Journey to Bethlehem, Light of the World, and Angel of Hope.
Does the display use an open flame?
The collection is designed with a flameless candle-style glow, creating a warm Advent atmosphere without an exposed flame.
Where can I display it?
It works beautifully as a tabletop Christmas centerpiece on dining tables, entry consoles, shelves, mantel areas, living rooms, and prayer spaces.
Can I leave it out after Advent?
Yes. The faith-filled Christmas designs work throughout the holiday season as decorative centerpieces.
Would this make a meaningful Christmas gift?
It is especially suited to families, parents, grandparents, and loved ones who enjoy Christian Christmas traditions and faith-centered home décor.