Our random acts of Christmas kindness gives teens and families a meaningful way to celebrate the Advent season.
Do you love the Advent season?
Me too!
It’s so fun to decorate, and find special gifts for loved ones.
Baking with the kids and attending all sorts of gatherings.
But the month of December means a little more to me.
After all, Advent is about waiting and preparing to celebrate Jesus’ birth.
Doing things for other people is a wonderful way to honor the true meaning of this season!
We’ve put together a special advent calendar for you and your teens. A Random Acts of Christmas Kindness (RACK) calendar!
Since we’re a little extra when it comes to Christmas, we put together two completely unique RACK Advent calendars!
One for families to do together.
And another with fun ideas for teens.
Counting down the days to Christmas has been part of my December for as long as I can remember. How about you?
When I was young, I loved advent calendars.
Waking up each morning and finding the right numbered door and enjoying a little candy was so exciting!
We didn’t get a lot of candy in my home, so this was a huge treat!
But Christianity is about putting our faith in action.
What better way to count down towards Jesus’ birth than by doing random acts of kindness for others?
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Random Acts of Christmas Kindness
There are so many ways we can do things to make other people’s lives a little better!
Sometimes it can feel a little overwhelming though, can’t it?
There are so many people who need help.
And we only have so much time to do things.
There have been so many times I’ve become so overwhelmed by how many people are in need that I don’t do anything. Have you ever done that?
But what if there’s one small task you can do each day during the Advent season?
Already planned out.
Instead of being overwhelmed by all the different things that could be done, just focus on one thing to DO!
Doing random acts of kindness (
But what if your kids are older?
Teens are pretty independent.
While they may enjoy doing some of the family activities, they also enjoy doing nice things for other people on their own.
This is a wonderful way to empower your teens to experience the true meaning of Christmas on their own.
We’ve Made it Simple!
We debated making calendars with specific tasks on certain days, but everyone has different schedules!
We were afraid that assigning tasks on specific days may make it difficult for you to participate.
So instead, we came up with 24 ideas for families, and 24 ideas for teens.
Some of the ideas are quick and easy, and others may take a little bit more effort.
There are enough ideas that you can do one each day leading up to Christmas if you choose.
Or select a few activities and do them when you can.
Either way, you’re making our world a better place, one random act of kindness at a time.
You can download your Random Acts of Christmas Kindness Printable from our subscriber printable library by clicking here or on the button below to sign up.
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