An Advent Calendar from Trinity Wall Street

Posted by Kendall Harmon

Check it out.

Filed under: * Christian Life / Church LifeChurch Year / Liturgical SeasonsAdventParish Ministry

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Posted December 3, 2009 at 5:02 pm [Printer Friendly] [Print w/ comments]



1. Fr. J. wrote:

I like that it starts on Nov. 29.  Now, that’s a REAL Advent calendar!

December 3, 8:19 pm | [comment link]
2. AnglicanCasuist wrote:

Isn’t that nice.

December 3, 9:12 pm | [comment link]
3. Pageantmaster wrote:

You should see the Church of England “Advent” Calendar - they have wheeled out all the wackos for it:
http://www.whywearewaiting.com/
No mention of Christ of course.

December 3, 9:38 pm | [comment link]
4. Br_er Rabbit wrote:

I really like the close harmony on the music selection for November 3.

December 3, 9:49 pm | [comment link]
5. Archer_of_the_Forest wrote:

That is a pretty innovative website idea for a church. I really like that.

December 3, 9:52 pm | [comment link]
6. Br_er Rabbit wrote:

And it sure beats out Pageantmaster’s “Green Bags” video for the third.

December 3, 9:53 pm | [comment link]
7. Fr Dan Martins wrote:

I know I’m a bit of a grinch on things like this, but, beautiful as it is (as we would expect from its deep-pocket source), it isn’t really an Advent calendar—it’s a pre-Christmas calendar. Note the music that plays when you follow the instruction to “flip for scripture.” Advent has an integrity of its own that is lost when we just use the word to spiritualize our celebration of the Christmas before-the-fact.

December 3, 9:57 pm | [comment link]
8. drjoan wrote:

Quite frankly I find them both kind of depressing: no note of anticipation of the Savior’s birth, not even some happy Christmas kind of thoughts!
Not for me, I’m afraid.
An Advent Calendar is meant (I think) to put us into a mood of anticipation of something WONDERFUL!  The Coming Christ Child.  My heart is NOT “stirred up” by this.

December 4, 12:52 am | [comment link]
9. montanan wrote:

Stunningly beautiful, a great technical achievement.  I’ve little doubt it will appeal greatly to many.  I like the sharing of vignettes as the ‘surprise’ opened each day.  I like that one can’t peek ahead.  However, being a great lover of Advent, some of the music misses the mark for me, too, though it is quite beautiful.

December 4, 1:21 am | [comment link]
10. montanan wrote:

I should have said, “a great creative and technical achievement.”

December 4, 1:21 am | [comment link]
11. Anglicanum wrote:

I’m with Father Martins.

December 4, 6:30 am | [comment link]
12. Chris wrote:

gun violence prevention on 12/1, hopelessly connected to a liberal political agenda…:(

December 4, 10:02 am | [comment link]
13. flaanglican wrote:

Cool website but empty of anything about the anticipation of Christ.

December 4, 10:09 am | [comment link]
14. magnolia wrote:

chris, i am sure that in the light of the fort hood and countless other random gun killings, you didn’t see how your statement could be interpreted. i am sure you are not against gun violence prevention and i don’t honestly know if the families who are without their loved ones this Christmas because of gun violence thinks that is a liberal political agenda, but i know i wouldn’t.

December 4, 11:57 am | [comment link]
15. evan miller wrote:

#14
I am against criminal violence of any kind.  To single out “gun violence” is simply to reveal ones liberal political agenda.  Guns in the hands of law-abiding citizens are used as often to prevent criminal violence as they are used in perpetrating it.

December 4, 1:51 pm | [comment link]
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