From Our House to Yours (For Christmas Cards)

This is our Christmas board for this year.  It will be used throughout Dec. for church family to post Christmas cards (rather than giving one to ea. family in the church).  All materials used (except the red letters) were purchased at WalMart.  Simple, easy, and so colorful, I love it! : )  And, a very Merry Christmas to all the BBB readers!!! 

He Gave Himself

This board was desined by one of our Sunday School teachers. I think it is so pretty and thoughful! Personally I love blue with snowflakes and sparkles...makes for beautiful decorating. I'm pretty sure she got almost all her stuff at the Dollar Tree. Wrapping paper makes terrific Christmas and winter backgrounds! And to all the BBB readers...a very Merry Christmas to you!

From Our House to Yours (Christmas Cards)

It's that time of year again! I love this board because we put it to work! It is plainly decorated for Christmas and then everyone will bring in cards throughout the month to post for the entire church family. This saves on time and money making out cards to each church family as well as giving us a nice bulletin board for all to read in the foyer. Thanks again to Elizabeth K. for her hard work on this...she designed on a budget for Dollar General.

Hallelujah, What a Saviour!

That is the title of our Christmas bulletin board, which we put up earlier this month. It's one of those simpler, quick boards that is rotated. The gift in the middle of the board was even made by someone else! But, the message is the important thing, reminding us of God's love in sending the wonderful Saviour that we have.

Christmas Ornaments

This board is in the nursery where we mostly go for "cuteness". I think this is very pretty though, and may use the idea next year for our card bulletin board and place cards on the ornaments. Personally I like to add a sentiment to my church boards with something like "Jesus is the Reason for the Season". Anyway, this one uses wrapping paper for the background and the ornaments. Ribbons "hang" the ornaments. I would guess she used a scrapbook puncher to make the ornaments designs. Very Pretty!

Christmas Cards

This looks fairly plain right now, but I'm posting just for the idea. Each year our church does a bulletin board where the church members can post a Christmas card to the entire church rather than write out a card to each person. This saves time and money plus brings a lot of interest to the bulletin board! Usually I use bright wrapping paper for the background, but this year someone else did the board for me. They decorated our church "country" like with brown paper, straw and plaid ribbons. It's hard to see in this pictures but the cards are "suspended" (not literally, just looks that way) from the brown, twine ribbons. It's a very different look from the past, but it's gotten a lot of compliments. Hopefully the board will be full of cards very soon!