Personalized Church Christmas Ornament — Luke 2:11 & Custom Year

Personalized Church Christmas Ornament — Luke 2:11 & Custom Year

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$13.99
Sale price  $13.99 Regular price 
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Personalized Church Christmas Ornament — Luke 2:11 & Custom Year
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Personalized Church Christmas Ornament — Luke 2:11 & Custom Year

$13.99
Sale price  $13.99 Regular price 
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SizeOne size

Personalize Your Product

Celebrate the true meaning of Christmas with a personalized ceramic ornament featuring a hand-drawn country church and the words of Luke 2:11.

Personalized with the year of your choice, this two-sided keepsake offers a meaningful way to mark the season, share the Christmas story and honor traditions rooted in faith.

HOW TO PERSONALIZE

Enter the year exactly as you would like it displayed, such as:
2026

IMPORTANT — REVIEW BEFORE SAVING

Please review the year and layout in the personalization preview before selecting Save. After saving, your cart may display a Personalization ID instead of the customized image. This is normal—your saved personalized design remains attached to the item and will be used to prepare your order.

THE FRONT

A pencil-style country church with a tall steeple, snow-dusted evergreens and a winding stone path is accompanied by the script greeting “Merry Christmas” and your chosen year.

THE BACK

The reverse side reads:

“For unto you is born this day in the city of David a Saviour, which is Christ the Lord.”
Luke 2:11

A small church, stars and the Family Folklore™ signature complete the design.

ORNAMENT DETAILS

  • One round ceramic ornament per order

  • Made from white ceramic

  • Artwork printed on the front and back

  • Matte UV-printed artwork

  • Includes a gold hanging cord

  • Optional white or gold gift packaging may be available when selecting the product

  • Made to order with your saved personalization

  • The placement of the hanging hole may vary slightly

A meaningful Christmas gift for pastors, church leaders, Sunday school teachers, church members, grandparents and anyone who treasures faith, family and tradition.

Family Folklore™
The good stuff gets passed down.

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