Holiday Connection Activities
Connecting With Quitters
Special activities designed for the holidays focus on togetherness and community, reflecting the core purpose of reconnecting with those who may have stepped away from traditional church environments. These activities are meant to create a sense of belonging and demonstrate the love and grace that embody the spirit of Christ, making everyone feel valued and included. These include:
Holiday Meals: Organize potluck-style gatherings where everyone brings a dish, fostering a sense of shared responsibility and connection. Include conversation starters that encourage reflection on gratitude and the season's meaning.
Community Service Projects: Participate in or initiate a local service project, such as preparing care packages for those in need or volunteering at a shelter. These activities help to embody the spirit of giving and kindness.
Holiday Craft Nights: Host craft sessions to create handmade decorations, ornaments, or cards. This is a fun and creative way to unite people while making meaningful gifts for loved ones. A
Storytelling and Music Nights: Gather around to share personal stories or favorite holiday memories, accompanied by music. This can include singing carols or listening to meaningful songs, creating an atmosphere of warmth and nostalgia.
Seasonal Outdoor Activities: Plan activities like a winter walk, ice skating, or a hot cocoa gathering by a fire pit or fireworks on the 4th of July. These outdoor activities promote connection through shared experiences and the beauty of the holiday season.
Support Network Resources
Online Groups: Connect with others who understand your journey through supportive online communities. We have curated social media groups and forums where individuals share their stories, offer encouragement, and create a space for honest, open conversations about faith outside of traditional church settings.