Advent Wreath Devotional for Adults: KJV Readings for 4 Sundays and Christmas Eve

If December usually rushes by, here's a way to slow down one Sunday at a time.

Each Sunday of Advent gets one sitting of about twenty quiet minutes: light the candle, read the verse aloud, and answer only what is true. Every sitting page prints its King James verse in full, then three short parts: Look, Sit and Pray. Short "days between" pages carry you through the week, and a Christmas Eve page closes it at the table. The pages are dated for this year's Advent, which begins Sunday, November 29.

WHAT'S INSIDE (14 pages)

- Cover and a how-to page

- A wreath page: who reads, who lights, and the four Sunday dates

- Four Sunday sitting pages: Hope (Psalm 130:5), Peace (Isaiah 9:6), Joy (Luke 2:10 to 11) and Love (John 3:16)

- Four "days between" pages, with one sentence and one short prayer for each weekday

- A Christmas Eve page (Luke 2:11) with a blessing to speak at the table

- A "keep the wreath page" page, so you can reuse the sittings later

- A short thank-you page

Made for adults, couples, households and small groups. These pages sit beside your Bible. Skip a day if the house won't hold still.

FORMAT

2 PDF files: US Letter and A4, with the same 14 pages.

SIZES

US Letter (8.5 x 11 in) and A4 (210 x 297 mm), each laid out for its own paper size. Same pages in both. Use Letter in the US and Canada, A4 almost everywhere else.

HOW TO DOWNLOAD AND PRINT

1. After checkout, your download is ready right away. The link is also in your email receipt.

2. A computer is easiest for saving the files.

3. Open the PDF and print at 100% or "Actual size" (not "Fit to page") on Letter or A4 paper. A home printer or a local print shop both work.

SHARING

Print as many copies as you need, and share them with your family, church, class, or group. Please don't resell the files or printed copies, post them for download, or use them in products for sale.

This is a digital download. Nothing is mailed. The PDFs are made for printing, not for typing into.

Scripture quotations are from the King James Version (public domain).

Questions or a download problem? Get in touch and we'll help.