Advent: A Guide
Poems, Passages & Prompts
“WITH” a poem by Sarah Bourns Crosby from the Advent Guide
In this collection, you will find poems to ponder, passages of Scripture to read slowly, and a prompt to reflect upon quietly or to discuss with others.
Beginning with A Table Blessing for your holiday gatherings, and concluding with Let There Be Light for Christmas Eve, these 15 meditations can be used throughout the Advent season over your family meals, during your own peaceful moments alone, or as part of your church and community events.
This beautifully designed 62-page guide could make the perfect thank-you-gift for your volunteers or staff, as stocking stuffers, or for that gift exchange with your group of friends.
Purchases made by November 9th will be received in time to read A Table Blessing on Thanksgiving!
How to Use your guide
Discuss in a small group
Gift to a friend or coworker
Perform a reading
Use as a personal or family devotional
Create a video series for your ministry
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Storytelling Guide: creative ways to use advent poetry in church services or family gatherings
Advent Digital download
With convenient access via your phone or computer, this beautifully designed PDF version of the complete Advent Guide includes 15 poems, passages, and prompts to prepare your heart for the season.
Praise for The Advent Guide
“Just a note to thank you for your Advent Guide. I loved it personally, referred others to it, and used it for sermon input. So well done, speaking to the heart in lyrical ways. Much appreciated.”
“Your Advent collection has blessed me so much. I love the words. The depth. The beauty!”
“I come back to your poem, “For Those Who Wait” and read through it again and again. Since I received your book, I have been drawn to this piece and I am so grateful for the peace that has come from Jesus through this poem. I just wanted to thank you. Your poetry has been a beautiful source of encouragement in our lives.”
“Thank you so much for sharing your work. I find that your words often resonate with me, expressing something that I’ve felt but haven’t found words for. I often read one of your poems and my soul responds, “Yes!””