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The Christmas tree is symbolic of birth and resurrection of Jesus Christ. The tree's branches and shrubs are viewed as an emblem of immortality. The evergreen is the traditional Christmas tree. Its branches and triangular shape point heavenward, and its needles remain “ever green” all year to remind us of eternal life symbolized in the Tree of life. The custom goes back to when Christmas trees were decorated with candles, which symbolized Christ being the light of the world. 
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The shape of the candy cane represents the crook-style with the shepherd’s staff. The candy cane's shape resembling a shepherd's crook symbolizes the guidance and care that God provides for His people, like a shepherd tending to his flock. The "J" shape of the candy cane stands for "Jesus." The hardness of the candy cane represents the solid foundation of the Christian faith. The white color represents purity and the red stripes symbolize Christ's blood shed for humanity's salvation.  Every Christmas wreath is more than just a decoration... it's a special reminder of Jesus, the reason for the season, our celebration of the birth of Jesus. The circle of a Christmas wreath is a never-ending ring, a reminder of the eternal love from our Lord and King. The Christmas wreath is a sign of welcome, inviting all to enter in your home, church or business... a reminder of Christ's invitation for all to come to Him. The middle of a Christmas wreath is a bare and empty space, a reminder of what life would be without Christ's love and grace. So each time you see a Christmas wreath hanging from a door, may your hearts rejoice in the One that Christmas is truly for!  |
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