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Chrismons: Explanations on the Meaning of Chrismons - Paperback

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by Francis Kipps Spencer (Author)

Chrismons contains condensed interpretations of all the ornaments on the tree at the Ascension Lutheran Church in Danville, Virginia. Drawings and photographs illustrate the explanations for the theological symbols that inspired the first Chrismons made by Mrs. Francis Kipps Spencer in 1957. A uniquely beautiful explanation of the life and ministry of Christ using images and scripture to remind the reader of ancient symbols, flowers and abbreviations Christians have used to tell Christ's story for centuries.

Author Biography

In 1957 Mrs. Francis Kipps Spencer researched, design, and made the first set of Chrismons Ornaments based on the ancient symbols of the Christian faith. Her attempt to find a more suitable Christmas Tree for the Church sparked a ministry of sharing faith through handwork. Mrs. Spencer traveled extensively and taught churches how to start their own Chrismons Ministry. Her greatest desire was to share faith in this unique and beautiful form requiring the Chrismons Ornaments never be sold commercially. A set of Chrismons Francis made along with her church family are part of the collections at the Smithsonian Institute. Mrs. Spencer authored four pattern books which are available to purchase along with new instructions for home size versions of many of her designs. The original ornaments are still displayed on the tree every December at the Ascension Lutheran Church in Danville, Virginia.

Number of Pages: 58
Dimensions: 0.12 x 11.02 x 8.5 IN
Publication Date: June 12, 2017