Free for Advent: Taking Faith Home

Spirit & Truth Publishing is offering the Advent weeks of Taking Faith Home free to congregations, schools, and other ministries this year.

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Taking Faith Home (Revised Common Lectionary)

Taking Faith Home is a weekly faith-at-home devotional resource that follows the Revised Common Lectionary. It helps households of all shapes and sizes come together for daily Scripture readings, caring conversations, devotional reflections, service ideas, and rituals and traditions. Each week’s guide can be downloaded and then printed for worship bulletins or emailed to individuals and households.

What you’ll get: The weekly guides for Advent, November 29 to December 20, 2026, as digital files. A sample is on the product page if you’d like to see what’s inside first.

What to expect at checkout: Your total will be $0.00, and no payment is needed. Checkout asks for your congregation’s name and address, and a free account is created automatically, where your downloads will be available. You will also receive a confirmation email with the download link.

If the button doesn’t work: Go to spiritandtruthpublishing.com/free-advent, add the Advent set to your cart, and enter coupon code TFH-ADVENT26-BLG at checkout. The code works through December 5, 2026.

Why we’re offering it

We’d like congregations to try Taking Faith Home with no strings attached. If it works for you in Advent, the full church year is available, and if not, you’ve lost nothing.

Taking Faith Home is based on the Four Key Faith Practices (caring conversations, devotions, service, and rituals and traditions), developed from the work of the Rev. Dr. David W. Anderson. It was published by Milestones Ministry until the end of 2025 and now continues with Spirit & Truth Publishing. You can read a review from Practical Resources for Churches and learn more on the Taking Faith Home page.

Questions? Contact us. I’m happy to answer them myself.

In faith,
Gregory Rawn