They’re not just made of chocolate anymore, and nor do they simply have a picture of baby Jesus behind each window. Advent calendars are cool, and can be filled with all sorts of trinkets.

Advent calendars traditionally mark each day of (you guessed it) Advent — the hopeful season that spans four Sundays leading up to the birth of Jesus Christ, celebrated on Dec. 25. They ...

If you're concerned about making a few too many gains this Christmas and fear a daily dose of chocolate will sabotage your good intentions, you'll be pleased to hear that advent calendars have had ...

Advent Calendars have become a staple of many households ... The tradition of Advent Advent is the period of preparation for the celebration of Jesus Christ's birth and the Second Coming (return ...

A fifth white candle is sometimes placed and lit in the middle of the wreath on Christmas Day to celebrate Jesus’ birth, reports Christianity. During Advent, a nativity scene is usually ...

An advent calendar is a season-based routine observed by Christians to celebrate the entire passage of Jesus' birth, the return of Christ, and the Second Coming. The Mantra rapper's calendar was ...

You've probably wondered why some advent calendars can only go up to 24 December ... of preparation leading up to the birth of baby Jesus come Christmas Day. The other meaning behind it is ...

Vicar Chris Tufnell of Oughtibridge Parish Church in Sheffield delivers the first Christmas message of the GB News Advent Calendar.Speaking to GB News viewers, Tufnell said: "Christmas is all about ...

Advent calendars like the one O’Brian bought trace ... during which observant Christians prepared themselves to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ at Christmas. Over the centuries it evolved ...

Christians celebrate Advent as a time to prepare for the arrival of Jesus Christ and it’s celebrated in the ... Modern adults are far from the first to create calendars to count down to Christmas.

In the Christian church calendar, Advent is a period of preparation for the celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ at Christmas and a preparation for the Second Coming of Christ. Need a break?