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What are your favorite Christmas tales? Fr. Philip Smith and Donna Couch talk about their favorite stories in this episode of Into the Light: 12 Days of Christmas. A Christmas Carol, The Fourth Wiseman, The Gift of the Magi and more! Listen in and then share with a friend.

Day 3 of Christmas and Father Philip and Donna Couch discuss their favorite Christmas artwork. Do you have a favorite depiction of the Christmas story? Is it the nativity? Madonna and child? Tell us!

The celebration continues as Father Philip Smith and Donna Couch talk about their favorite Christmas poems. Christina Rossetti's "In the Bleak Midwinter" and Alfred, Lord Tennyson's "Ring Out, Wild Bells" take the spotlight in this episode of Into the Light: 12 Days of Christmas. Do you have a favorite Christmas poem?

Note: "The Night Before Advent", Father Philip's remake on "The Night Before Christmas" can be found at the end of the episode "Advent Conversations with Father Philip and Donna Couch".

Let's celebrate the 12 Days of Christmas with Fr. Philip Smith and Donna Couch as they discuss their favorite Christmas carols in this episode of Seeking Faith. What carols do you look forward to hearing each year? 

Note: All songs heard on this podcast are in the public domain and permission has been granted for use on this podcast.

Take time each day for a sacred pause. Give yourself the gift of climbing into the lap of God and resting for 10 minutes (or more) each day. This can be done anywhere, any time. 

Before you begin, choose a word or phrase for your prayer. (For example, "Abba", "Jesus, I'm listening", or "Be with me") It is not said in repetition, like a mantra, but used to draw you back if your mind begins to wander.

Together with our community, we will create a reservoir of grace each week, centering on the wholeness of mind, body, heart, and soul.

This Advent, let us go "into the stillness."

Take time each day for a sacred pause. Give yourself the gift of climbing into the lap of God and resting for 10 minutes (or more) each day. This can be done anywhere, any time. 

Before you begin, choose a word or phrase for your prayer. (For example, "Abba", "Jesus, I'm listening", or "Be with me") It is not said in repetition, like a mantra, but used to draw you back if your mind begins to wander.

Together with our community, we will create a reservoir of grace each week, centering on the wholeness of mind, body, heart, and soul.

This Advent, let us go "into the stillness."

Take time each day for a sacred pause. Give yourself the gift of climbing into the lap of God and resting for 10 minutes (or more) each day. This can be done anywhere, any time. 

Before you begin, choose a word or phrase for your prayer. (For example, "Abba", "Jesus, I'm listening", or "Be with me") It is not said in repetition, like a mantra, but used to draw you back if your mind begins to wander.

Together with our community, we will create a reservoir of grace each week, centering on the wholeness of mind, body, heart, and soul.

This Advent, let us go "into the stillness."

Take time each day for a sacred pause. Give yourself the gift of climbing into the lap of God and resting for 10 minutes (or more) each day. This can be done anywhere, any time. 

Before you begin, choose a word or phrase for your prayer. (For example, "Abba", "Jesus, I'm listening", or "Be with me") It is not said in repetition, like a mantra, but used to draw you back if your mind begins to wander.

Together with our community, we will create a reservoir of grace each week, centering on the wholeness of mind, body, heart, and soul.

This Advent, let us go "into the stillness."

Take time each day for a sacred pause. Give yourself the gift of climbing into the lap of God and resting for 10 minutes (or more) each day. This can be done anywhere, any time. 

Before you begin, choose a word or phrase for your prayer. (For example, "Abba", "Jesus, I'm listening", or "Be with me") It is not said in repetition, like a mantra, but used to draw you back if your mind begins to wander.

Together with our community, we will create a reservoir of grace each week, centering on the wholeness of mind, body, heart, and soul.

This Advent, let us go "into the stillness."

Take time each day for a sacred pause. Give yourself the gift of climbing into the lap of God and resting for 10 minutes (or more) each day. This can be done anywhere, any time. 

Before you begin, choose a word or phrase for your prayer. (For example, "Abba", "Jesus, I'm listening", or "Be with me") It is not said in repetition, like a mantra, but used to draw you back if your mind begins to wander.

Together with our community, we will create a reservoir of grace each week, centering on the wholeness of mind, body, heart, and soul.

This Advent, let us go "into the stillness."