THE NATIVITY - LUKE 2:4-20

Born in a stable in Bethlehem to Joseph and a virgin named Mary, surrounded by livestock, visited by shepherds and Magi, Jesus lay beneath the guiding star.

THE ASCENSION - ACTS 1:9

Some 40 days after the resurrection, having been seen by more than 500 people, Jesus returned on the clouds to His Father in heaven.  All will see His return to earth.

THE CONQUERING LAMB
JOHN 1:29; REVELATION 5:6-14

The blood of God's perfect "sacrifice lamb", gave us victory over sin and reconciled us to our Father in heaven.

CELTIC CROSS
JOHN COLOSSIANS 2: 3-15

The Celtic Cross originated in Britain some 1800 years ago, and is the traditional symbol of the Presbyterian branch of Christianity.

CHI/RHO - MATTHEW 26:63b-64

In Greek, CHI or RHO are the first two letters of Xpiotos(Christ). In Latin, P and X are the first and last letters of PAX (peace).

CROSS & CROWN
PHILIPPIANS 2:5-11

Christ came the first time as a suffering servant. He will return as victorious Lord.

BUTTERFLY - CORINTHIANS 15:50-57

On the Mount of Transfiguration Jesus manifested His heavenly glory. Like a caterpillar undergoing metamorphosis into a butterfly, we Christian will enter death, then emerge glorified.

GARDEN OF GETHSEMANE - JOHN 17

Following the Last Supper, awaiting His arrest, Jesus prayed in the Garden as His disciples slept.

NOAH'S ARK - GENESIS 7:18-19

God keeps His covenant promises.
He carries His people through storms and catastrophes to safety.