Everything you need to invite someone to Christmas at NewSpring!

These days, we could all use some hope. If this year has left someone you know weary and in need of a breakthrough, we’d love for you to bring them to NewSpring this year. Hope came for those who needed it most over two thousand years ago, and it’s still on offer for all of us today. It is truly good news, and we can’t wait to celebrate it with you this Christmas season.

8 Ways to Use This Invite Card

1. Digital Invite Cards: Save these images and use them to invite your friends to Christmas at NewSpring through text or social media!

2. You’ve Been Elf’d: Our KidSpring team came up with the perfect fun way to invite your friends, family, neighbors, or classmates to NewSpring.

3. Christmas Cookies: Bake some holiday goodies and deliver them with your Christmas at NewSpring invite!

4. Christmas Caroling: Are you part of a group at NewSpring? Hit the town for Christmas caroling and leave invites wherever you stop!

5. Random Act of Kindness: Everyone could use a little kindness around the holidays. Buy someone’s coffee, groceries, or gas, and give them an invite card!

6. Invite Your Server: Dining out is a great way to extend kindness to those who are literally serving us. Leave a great tip and an invite – and mention what service you’ll be attending so they can join you!

7. Treat Teachers, Doctors, Nurses, or First Responders: These Christmas invites pair perfectly with a gift card for coffee or a meal.

8. Simple Invitation: Sometimes, all you need to do is ask. “Hey, my church has a great Christmas service. I’m going to the 11:15am service on the 24th this year — want to join me?”

Want To Learn More About Advent?

The word “Advent” literally means “arrival.” In the days leading up to Christmas, we observe the Advent season as we think about Jesus’ first arrival and remember that He will come again.

We’d love to invite you to join us as we read the story of Jesus’ birth and remember the promises He came to fulfill. Join in reading this daily Advent devotional from December 1 to December 25.