Recently our Confirmation Class learned about Chrismon Symbols that are used at the Christmas to remind us of God's Son Jesus Christ. The word Chrismon is derived from "Christ Monogram." These symbols represent many aspects of the Christian faith, and are traditionally white (the liturgical color of Christmas and Easter that signifies joy and holiness) and gold (representing the glory, majesty and kingship of Jesus).
Many of these symbols are present on our Christmas tree in the sanctuary. You can learn more in the article below and be on the lookout for Chrismon symbols as you celebrate Christmas.
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