Blessed Christmas with the Jesse Tree: An Advent Tradition
"Blessed Christmas with the Jesse Tree" is a heartfelt Advent celebration that invites families to explore the symbolic and spiritual heritage of Jesus Christ. Each day, as you read and place an ornament on the Christmas banner, you’ll journey through the special people and events in the Bible that point to the birth of Jesus, revealing God's perfect plan. This family devotional beautifully teaches the true meaning of Christmas, creating a daily focus on the prophecy and fulfillment of Christ as the Messiah.
From November 28th through Christmas Day, families of all ages will enjoy this colorful and tangible way to build anticipation and appreciation for our Savior. It’s an easy, engaging, and meaningful tradition that is sure to become a favorite, helping everyone prepare their hearts to welcome and receive Christ this Christmas!
Our Story
The Sisters turned their dream into a reality, creating a cherished cottage business that brings the spirit of Christmas into homes across the globe. Since 1999, they have been crafting Blessed Christmas with the Jesse Tree, an advent calendar that traces the biblical prophecies of the coming Messiah, from Creation to the birth of Christ.
With grateful hearts, they acknowledge the support and encouragement from many friends and supporters who have contributed to the creation of their book, banner, and ornaments.
This heartfelt project has grown organically through word of mouth, reaching families in 32 states and over five countries. The sisters feel truly blessed to do something they love, believe in, and are passionate about sharing with others.
Whether shared in Bible studies, Sunday School classes, or preschools, Blessed Christmas with the Jesse Tree offers a beautiful celebration of the symbolic and spiritual heritage of Jesus. Their prayer is that this advent tradition will become a beloved part of your family's holiday season, drawing you closer to the true meaning of Christmas and the incredible gift of Jesus Christ.
Alleluia—Praise be to God.