Chi Rho Crismon by olivetreeann

Chi Rho Crismon

Every year the ladies of the Stine Sunday School class decorate the sanctuary tree with hand-made Christmas ornaments that have been part of the church decorations for a LONG time!! These special ornaments are called "Crismons". The name is a variation on Christmas ornaments and they usually depict symbols, letters or objects associated with Jesus Christ or the Christian faith.

This one is made up of two Greek letters- Chi (pronounced like pie with a k) and Rho (like row, row, row your boat) which are the first two letters in the Greek word for Christ (Chris-tos- pronounced crease-toss long o on toss).
what a great tradition. Fascinating information too
February 14th, 2022  
This is so fascinating and new to me, wonderful processing.
February 14th, 2022  
Interesting information and a lovely capture and colours.
February 14th, 2022  
@grammyn @ludwigsdiana @wendyfrost

Thank you Katy, Diana, and Wendy!
February 15th, 2022  
Lovely shot and edit.
February 15th, 2022  
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